This  Double Your Donation Day, Mid-Ohio Food Collective SR VP of Communications Mike Hochron explains why the need for food assistance in our community is higher than anything we've seen—even beyond the pandemic. He breaks down the factors driving food insecurity, why addressing hunger benefits all of us, and how MOFC turns every donated dollar into up to five meals through fresh food, partner support, and programs that address the root causes of hunger.

Many of the households served are working families struggling to make ends meet, and today your gift goes twice as far.

Norwich fire department seeking help after sewage leak ruins holiday toy donations

Pickerington school board member indicted on fraud charges

Residents call for Whitehall councilman to resign

A letter from Whitehall's police chief to Mayor Michael Bivens details some of the allegations against councilman Gerald Dixon and notes that some changes may need to be made to certain events to address concerns of parents.

AEP Ohio proposes rate increase that could give Columbus schools much larger bills

NBC 4 was on the scene to get a firsthand look at how the U.S. Marshals Task Force for the Southern District of Ohio finds and arrests wanted fugitives.

A psychedelic drug is gaining attention as a potential treatment for opioid addiction and post-traumatic stress disorder. The Ohio legislature is studying the possibility of allowing clinicians to use that drug to treat patients.

A Delaware man missing since March has reportedly been found dead in a car submerged in a large body of water.

The National Veterans Memorial and Museum (NVMM) is partnering with the Columbus Metropolitan Club (CMC) to host the club's weekly panel discussions.

A family is speaking out, claiming discrimination by a state agency. They want to adopt the biological brother of their son, who they adopted out of foster care. Ohio law says children's services agencies must make a reasonable effort to place siblings together, but that hasn't happened.

Outrage has been pouring in after last weekend’s GalaxyCon Columbus, with attendees voicing concerns about overcrowding and inaccessibility.

Michigan head coach Sherrone Moore has reportedly been fired for cause after the university said he was found to have had an inappropriate relationship with a staff member.