The United Landmark Cooperative Propane Company is honoring Stefanie Spielman by raising money for her breast cancer research.

Thousands of Central Ohioans are remembering Stefanie Spielman.

Family and friends, breast-cancer survivors and a community are mourning the loss of Stefanie Spielman. She died at her Upper Arlington home Thursday.

The sun at Circle K Farm in Grove City bounced off pumpkins. Kids jumped on haystacks. Happiness and joy were in the air on a perfect autumn Sunday.

A breast cancer survivor is turning the fight for her life into a new life.

On the front lines in the fight against breast cancer—are mammograms, the x-ray of the breast.

Beckey Stamm’s journey began with her mammogram. She was called back for a biopsy and then received her diagnosis of breast cancer.

This year, nearly 200,000 women will be diagnosed with breast cancer and thousands will beat it.

Tens of thousands of Central Ohioans gathered in downtown Columbus Saturday for the 17th Komen Columbus Race for the Cure.

“That’s the craziest part. This shouldn’t be happening, you know ... because I am so young. And you think 60 is when you start focusing on that kind of thing.”

Tim Horton’s will be offering the Pink Ribbon Donut at all Columbus and Zanesville locations. 

Downtown’s skyline glows pink starting Tuesday night.