NBC 4 (WCMH-TV) will move the popular syndicated show, The Doctors, to 4:00 p.m. from 2:00 p.m., beginning Monday, September 14.

Scattered showers are possible again today… just like yesterday.

When it comes to Red, White and Boom, you always have those die-hard fans; the ones who stay overnight or go downtown in the early morning hours to claim the perfect spot.

It’s been six years since the war in Iraq was launched and since then, hundreds of thousands of U.S. troops have served time in the Middle East. A few weeks ago, many of them welcomed special visitors.

During the Independence Day holiday, we remember those who have made significant contributions to our community and one such man who has helped us remember Columbus’ history.

Many stories of heroes involve people who give of themselves in order to help others, and one such story involves a person who doesn’t fit the typical mold. He’s not even 5 feet tall.

A man who made an incredible turn in his own life has labored on to do the same for others.

A state trooper rescues a family and because of him, their beautiful daughter got a chance to live and breathe.

A police officer says the title hero belongs to the man he looks up to: a quiet man who demonstrates love and devotion every day in the face of a life-changing challenge.

A Columbus family is taking good news to a whole new level.

A local preacher gives his time, energy and money to make a difference in the lives of those in need.

In a year that has brought many ups and downs, people seem to be looking for someone who stays the course—someone who won’t be winded by rocky stock markets and uncertain futures. Tracy Owens may be that person.

NBC 4 wants to know where you’re watching Red, White & Boom!

UPDATE: Find out when NBC 4 will rebroadcast Red, White & Boom! Watch the finale, and upload your photos and videos.

An NBC 4 reporter has a personal tie to one of the most notorious bank robbers in history.