What if surgery was possible with just one small incision? It’s becoming a reality in medicine and you can find the beginning of the trend in Columbus.

Central Ohioans may feel removed from human trafficking, but sex slavery is happening in Ohio every day.

Time is running out for those of you interested in the federal tax credit for first-time homebuyers.

In the middle of the national healthcare debate, several hospitals are partnering to try to bring healthcare closer to your home.

In the housing market, things are tough for sellers. But according to those in the rental community, the demand for apartments is high.

Learn about the Columbus Metropolitan Library’s Summer Reading Club and NBC 4’s Read Today program.

INTERACT: Share your child’s drawing, coloring or painting that shows off his or her favorite summer read.

All of the county’s 160 sirens worked properly last Friday, but more sirens are needed to keep citizens safe.

MedFlight opens its new Communications Center in Columbus Wednesday, and its state-of-the-art technology likely will improve response time. 

A Central Ohio favorite has turned to the Web to get the word out about available jobs.

Turn your dream project into an entrepreneurial reality.

The Federal Emergency Management Agency is on board to use social media to help communicate when disaster strikes.

The buzz in the state capital is some places still are charging those triple-digit rates—and perhaps adding more fees.

Two gaming companies plan to team up in an attempt to bring gaming facilities to several Central Ohio areas.

Delaware County residents reach out for assistance and volunteer time.