Columbus Public Health will meet with two local restaurants Wednesday to discuss potential food safety violations.

With 19 billion cards, letters and packages expected to be delivered this holiday season, the U.S. Postal Service has some tips to help get gifts to their destination swiftly and safely.

An artist known for envelope-pushing holiday displays is back—with Santa Claus in a wheelchair being pushed down stairs by a crazed tree.

Central Ohioans should expect some sun, breezes and milder temperatures Wednesday.

Officials are asking for public opinion on a major downtown road project that could affect two area parks. Get the latest.

NBC 4’s Marshall McPeek found a way to potentially cut your costs in half—without using coupons or frequent shopper cards. He went shopping side-by-side with the experts.

Homeowners are not the only people taking a beating in today’s tough economy.

The state sells hundreds of thousands of dollars worth of equipment and supplies at auction. Sometimes, struggling school districts can get first pick of the loot—but many don’t know it.

It may sound strange, but it is possible for your car to develop cataracts of a sort.

What can you do to get eyesores and hazardous vacant properties torn down?

Being careful means not being lazy.

Did you know there is a right way and a wrong way to do homework?

Each year in Central Ohio, dogs turn up homeless, without food and sometimes in pain from injury. These stray pets cross our path and many of us just want to pick them up, hold them and take them home.

A non-profit cancer education group wants hot dogs and other processed meats pulled off school lunch plates.

Tips on how to skip the expensive beauty products and routines in order to look younger.

In today’s economy, lots of people are searching the used car lots to find a great deal.

The Food Network’s Sandra Lee visited Ellie and the First At 4 Show and shared some delicious recipes on-air and online.

Ohio has halted a $6.4 million order for drunken-driving testing machines.

State officials said the number of Ohioans who have asked for heating help already was up 25 percent on the second day of December.

The closing of a new indoor water park and resort in northern Ohio has a left a lot of people angry.

UPDATE: Ohio State Patrol releases information on the driver who was killed in the early morning crash.

Central Ohioans should expect clouds, winds and cold Tuesday.

The City of Columbus is facing a bleak financial future.

Public schools have been equipped with video surveillance systems for years, and a local district is looking at taking the plunge to add cameras.

Gov. Ted Strickland says the national economy is hurting Ohio, and that additional cuts in jobs and services could be necessary if a federal bailout plan is not passed and signed by President-Elect Barack Obama.

UPDATE: The Fairfield County sheriff's office releases the ID of the hunter who died Monday.

Here in Columbus and across the Buckeye state, Ohioans are celebrating a civil rights leader Monday.

Federal food regulators found a way to settle on a standard that allows for higher levels than those found in U.S.-made batches of the product.

Ohio's deer-gun season opens with officials expecting hunters to bag at least 115,000 deer during the nine-day stint.

The family of a Marine from Ohio killed in Iraq says he was shot while distributing food during a humanitarian mission.