Mark Taylor
WKBN 27 First News
Columbus, OH, United States
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Police video reportedly shows different side to Columbus protester viral video
The Columbus Police Department is responding to claims officers maced an unarmed man with prosthetic legs at a Black Lives Matter protest in downtown Columbus Sunday. → Read More
With spelling bee canceled, ex-spellers launch their own bee
With this year's Scripps National Spelling Bee canceled because the coronavirus pandemic, an online spelling bee launched by two Texas teenagers is offering a consolation prize of sorts, with competitors nationwide including many of the kids who were considered favorites for the Scripps title. → Read More
OSU announces money for students during coronavirus crisis
If you are or you know an OSU student facing financial problems right now because of the pandemic, help is out there. → Read More
After son sidelined by heart condition, Gahanna mother urges parents to follow up for test results
After a Gahanna high school athlete experienced a heart incident during a football game, he found out it was a serious heart problem and that he shouldn't have even been playing. Now, his mother is working to make sure the same thing doesn't happen to other teenage athletes. → Read More
One pint at a time: Central Ohio man donates record number of times
He is the top blood donor in all of central Ohio. NBC 4 was there when Mark Baker passed the remarkable milestone of donating blood 280 times. → Read More
Phone problems: Small town residents turn to Better Call Jackson when landline outage lasts a month
Imagine having no phone service for a month. That’s what one small community in Ohio said they had to deal with from their phone company recently, and fed up, they decided they Better Call Jackson. → Read More
Columbus performer set to compete on "RuPaul's Drag Race"
Columbus drag fans, start your engines! → Read More
Girl Power: Record number of women serving in Ohio House
The legislative session just began with the most female representatives in the chamber's 215-year history. → Read More
Girl Power: Record number of women serving in Ohio House
In politics, analysts are calling it the year of the woman with a record 127 women currently serving in the US House of Representatives. → Read More
Medical marijuana program calls legality of CBD-infused pet products into question
The Ohio Board of Pharmacy decided all marijuana products, including CBD oil, can only be sold from a licensed dispensary. → Read More
Medical marijuana program calls legality of CBD-infused pet products into question
Ohio’s medical marijuana program is still weeks away from its debut. → Read More
Medical marijuana program calls legality of CBD-infused pet products into question
Ohio’s medical marijuana program is still weeks away from its debut. → Read More
Medical marijuana program calls legality of CBD-infused pet products into question
Ohio’s medical marijuana program is still weeks away from its debut. → Read More
Ohio Bride, Michigan Groom: United in marriage, divided in football
They say marriage is all about compromise and on this OSU-Michigan rivalry week, one central Ohio couple knows that all too well. For Mr. and Mrs. Westfield are a house divided. → Read More
Local woodworker turns wood from 'Shawshank Tree' into collector's items
It’s been almost a quarter of a century since a central Ohio oak tree was made famous by the movie “The Shawshank Redemption.” → Read More
Short North Bar: Veteran owned, veteran inspired
Veteran owned, veteran inspired, that’s the message behind Eugene’s Canteen in the Short North. → Read More
Ohio patients will soon be able to legally buy medical marijuana
Ohio is just potentially weeks away from marijuana's legal debut. → Read More
A family affair at the Circleville Pumpkin Show
They call him Dr. Pumpkin. → Read More
Hispanic Heritage: La Michoacana Market goes from corner store to chain supermarket
It started as a single corner store in the year 2000, but now has grown to one of the largest Hispanic grocery store chains in Ohio. → Read More
Berlin Bears Band: Clawing Their way to the the top
New year, new school, new band. That's been the story for Olentangy Berlin High School musicians. → Read More