Unions representing Columbus police officers and city firefighters announced their support for an upcoming income tax hike vote on Thursday.

UPDATE: Columbus city council members approve placing an income-tax increase on a special August ballot.

There’s no question the City of Columbus is suffering in uncertain economic times. Every dollar spent is being examined, including business trips overseas.

Columbus city council members are expected to vote tonight on whether to place an income-tax increase on a special August ballot.

The City of Columbus has tough decisions to make and that could include budget cuts that impact your personal safety.

There are more budget problems for the City of Columbus, officials announced Tuesday.

A new vision is in place for the Columbus Division of Police as new Chief Walter Distelzweig takes over the reins.

A rendering depicts the replacement for the Town Street Bridge.

The possibility of a new hotel has hit downtown Columbus.

Full text of the state of the city address.

UPDATED: City officials reinstate 27 police recruits who were laid off as the result of ongoing budget cuts.

A $787 billion injection into the American economy has supporters hoping for new jobs, a way to keep old ones and help erase a long and deep recession.

NBC 4’s digs deeper to tell the story you haven’t heard about the Columbus police recruit class.

A plan has been set in motion to redesign the center of downtown and it sparked a flurry of feedback from NBC 4 viewers.

With a $13 million budget gap hovering at City Hall, Mayor Michael Coleman is being forced to make some tough decisions.