NBC 4’s Ana Jackson gets answers on where Columbus’ yard-waste removal program stands.

A local doctor offers some insight into heart problems and how to recognize the symptoms and get treatment.

Condos are set to breathe new life into one of the city’s oldest neighborhoods.

Mothers who find themselves unfit to care for a child have different options to consider.

UPDATE: New details on the alleged cheating scandal that led a school board to cancel the district’s graduation ceremony last week.

Inspectors condemn a North Side apartment building after part of a second-story porch collapses.

A unanimous Thursday vote to put an 8.3-mill levy on the August ballot set the table for a second and final vote Monday.

Financial troubles could force the Bexley Drexel Theatre’s doors to close for good. It’s up to the community to save it.

A local prosecutor is fighting to keep two convicted rapists behind bars.

A $1.2-million pilot project could help with basement flooding and give homeowners new options.

NBC 4 got answers on what you can do if you’re facing a furlough.

NBC 4’s Ana Jackson reports on what the new law means for employers and employees.

Getting help with your heating bills isn’t as difficult as you might think.

Some local small-business owners say the minimum-wage increase will hit them hard. Others disagree.

NBC 4 talks to local women about the potential suspect and how the serial crime changed the way they think about safety.