In Mayor Michael Coleman’s projected budget, a number of recreation centers that were once closed will be open by September 2010. Every Columbus rec center will either be open full-time or part-time.

For the past several years, NBC 4 has repeatedly questioned Columbus city leaders about overtime expenditures, asking what could be done to lower costs. It looks like this year, the questions have paid off, because the Department of Public Safety may have found the answer.

The city of Columbus holds its annual Veterans Day Parade Friday at noon, and two of NBC 4’s favorite TV personalities will be there.

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

The Central Ohio area’s oldest cemetery received a new welcome Friday.

Yard-waste pick up won’t be restored until next spring, but residents have a new option.

Federal monies will help the city repave several streets, officials said.

Potholes. It can take road crews days to fix and fill them, but new technology could speed up the process.

Crews that were working prior to construction on a local roadway uncovered more than just dirt and gravel Monday. They found indications of a historic final resting place undergound just outside of Children’s Hospital.

If city officials get their way, you will pay 4.89 percent more on your water bill by next year.

A local professor said voters’ patterns on Issue 1 could help predict whether or not Ohio’s casino issue will pass.

Are you planning any home-improvement projects? The city of Columbus wants you to take the proper steps before you start.

A Hilltop-area home has become a neighborhood landfill that holds a stench—along with a collection of trash and weeds.

Unofficial results from the Franklin County Board of Election indicate Columbus voters approved the half-percent income tax hike Tuesday.

Unofficial results show that voters approve an income tax hike, while a much-debated operating levy for South-Western City Schools is rejected.