Fracking jobs & money for Ohio. Organized labor and the right to work. Is the GOP headed for a brokered convention. Plus, the all-star roundtable.
The city of Columbus invests $170,000 into its app, which isn?t that different from an app another local city got for free. Why spend taxpayer money when you don?t have to? NBC4 gets answers.
A new state law being discussed in Ohio would make it illegal to smoke in your car if there are young children riding along. The pros and cons are under discussion.
A new report calls on Gov. Kasich and lawmakers to raise taxes on oil companies.
The fight for the Republican nomination is getting tense and the candidates weren't holding back during Thursday's debate.
Under the "Jessica Logan Act" schools will be responsible for bullying on buses and teachers will be required to educate their students on bullying
The Ohio Ballot Board has approved the second of two proposed medical marijuana issues for the Nov. 6, 2012, ballot.
The unemployment rate in Central Ohio is falling fast, but one local economist says that isn't necessarily good news.
The Westerville school board finalizes reduction plans.
Westerville school officials are finalizing their reductions after a failed levy.
A conservative advocacy group is bankrolling a new attack ad against President Barack Obama, and the president has launched his own ad in response. NBC4's Ted Hart checks the facts.
Officials are reopening three fire houses in Lancaster, but what suddenly changed to free up the resources?
The neglect of a kennel full of dogs in northeast Ohio may lead to "Nitro's Law," aimed at protecting animals by toughening the penalty on those who abuse them.
A group in favor of banning Ohio dog auctions delivered a box of petitions to state officials Thursday.
Area race tracks are hoping to convert to racinos and add thousands of new slot machines. But will there be enough money to go around?
With the House and Senate still in debate over the payroll tax cut, Congressman Pat Tiberi tells NBC4 he thinks the key is compromise.
Last month's decrease was the largest drop in almost 30 years. Do the numbers really tell the whole story, though?
HB 136 would give families more options, expanding eligibility to private schools. Districts say millions of tax dollars would be redirected, prompting the proposal of five changes to the bill.
Nine bars, restaurants and markets in the city of Columbus may soon be without a liquor permit.
The ax is falling on Marion employees, and it's expected to include police jobs and maybe even fire, too.
Three weeks after voters rejected a combined income and property tax school levy, Westerville's school board is considering whether to try again with another levy this spring.
The city of Columbus is one step closer to becoming more green.
Redesigned Ohio license plates and driver's licenses will be made available in the next two years.
Neighbors and business owners in the Short North are fed up and are calling on the city of Columbus to improve parking in the neighborhood -- once and for all.
Columbus Mayor Michael Coleman announces his 2012 city budget and says he can't wait for federal or state help on the fight against violence and gangs.
The City of Columbus has paid hundreds of thousands of dollars to build an app...but is it worth the $170,000 price tag?
Ohio's primary is a month away. If you're not registered to vote, Monday is your last day to register.
An out-of-town State of the State message has pros and cons.
Newt Gingrich is wooing NASCAR voters.
Ohio's most famous inventor is still waiting for a statue in his honor to be installed.
The award-winning facility that was named Ohio's No. 1 public elementary school in the state's first school ranking based on student test scores is getting more recognition this week as the site of the governor's annual State of the State speech.
New proposed legislation would ban smoking in cars when kids under six are riding in the vehicle.
A new bill is suggesting having districts start school later after Labor Day.
Ohioans, coming soon to a luncheon, dinner, rally or meeting near you: the Republican presidential race.
The Licking Park District is gearing up for the final push to educate voters about its levy.
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