Courtney Yuen
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Columbus, OH, United States
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Two 'Thin Blue Line' flags stolen from fallen deputy's memorial signs
Two thin blue line flags memorializing a fallen Franklin County Sheriff's deputy were stolen over the weekend. → Read More
Columbus City Council approves feasibility study on municipal ID program
Columbus City Council has approved $9,500 to do a feasibility study on a municipal ID program. → Read More
Residents outside 12th District surprised to learn they couldn't vote
There was confusion among some voters when they got to the polls on Tuesday. → Read More
Cyclists cross the Buckeye State to raise money for American Cancer Society
Nearly 300 cyclists are riding across the state to raise money for the American Cancer Society in the Pan-Ohio Hope Ride. → Read More
Hilliard business owner donates kidney to Iowa woman who had 20 percent chance to live
Morgan Ebel had a slim chance of finding a donor for her failing kidney before Bear Jacobsen got his blood tested. → Read More
CPD releases body camera after video of officer using force on suspect goes viral
A video of a Columbus police officer striking a man who police say was drinking in public and resisting arrest has gone viral. → Read More
Columbus Police officer recognized for selflessness and generosity to a homeless man
Columbus Police Officer Matt Dunbar is being recognized for the selflessness and generosity he continues to show to a man who was once homeless. → Read More
OSU Police K9 Lazar and Leo join team to help keep events safe
The Ohio State University is introducing their newest K9s Lazar and Leo. → Read More
NBC4 partnering with Canine Companions for Independence to train 'Puppy with a Purpose'
Soon, you’ll be seeing a furry new face on NBC4. We’re partnering with Canine Companions to welcome our very own "puppy with a purpose." → Read More
Columbus firefighters give $7,500 to local karate academy to attend national competition
With the help of Columbus firefighters, EJ's Warrior Karate Academy is sending their students to the national competitions in Salt Lake City and Reno. → Read More
Joe Lawhorn pedals through Chillicothe during Race Across America for veterans
Long-distance cyclist Joe Lawhorn is into day ten of the Race Across America. → Read More
LGBTQ community throws dance party in the street to welcome Pence to Columbus
Organizers in the LGBTQIA community decided to respond to Vice President Mike Pence's visit to Columbus with a dance party across the street from the Renaissance hotel downtown. → Read More
'Big LGBTQ Dance Party!' planned to welcome Vice Pres. Pence to Columbus on Friday
Organizers in the LGBTQ community along with Progress Ohio are planning to welcome Vice President Mike Pence to Columbus with a dance party later on this week. → Read More
Virtual reality allows fans at home to see Memorial Tournament up close
Imagine watching the Memorial Tournament, standing right on the fringe of the green. → Read More
Columbus 2020 achieves goal of adding 150,000 jobs two years early
Two years ahead of schedule, Columbus 2020 has met its goal to add 150,000 net new jobs within the region. → Read More
Efforts across the state aim to increase monarch butterfly and pollinator populations
Monarch butterfly populations have decreased by 80% over the last 20 years mostly because of habitat loss, according to the Midwest Association of Fish and Wildlife Agencies. → Read More
Licking Co. advocates working to reduce stigma of suicide and addiction
May is mental health awareness month and advocates in Licking County are hoping to reduce the stigma associated with suicide and addiction. → Read More
Delaware Co. to eventually sell historic jail, which will be preserved under provision
The historic Delaware County Jail, built in the late 1878, will soon go back up for sale. → Read More
Cannabis-derived treatment shows significant seizure reduction in Nationwide Children's study
Children and adults with a severe and complex form of epilepsy called Lennox-Gastaut Syndrome can have hundreds of seizures each day. . News, weather, sports, headlines for Central Virginia and beyond. → Read More
Cannabis-derived treatment shows significant seizure reduction in Nationwide Children's study
Children and adults with a severe and complex form of epilepsy called Lennox-Gastaut Syndrome can have hundreds of seizures each day. → Read More