More eyes have been opened to the fact that hunger lives here. It's your neighbor, your colleague, your friends. No one group is immune. And in Central Ohio, where hunger lives, so too, does help.   This first day of September marks the start of hunger action month. It's a nationwide campaign to raise awareness about food insecurity and how we can end hunger. NBC4 and our parent company Nexstar is proud to shine a light on this issue alongside our community partners at Mid-Ohio Food Collective

Largest single-breed horse show in the world returns to Columbus. FOR MORE: https://nbc4i.co/3LEysOy

Ohio's 'Heartbeat law' still on hold amid court battle

Columbus police are still searching for the person(s) responsible for shooting 20-year-old Josiah Montgomery in the face in a South Linden neighborhood. It’s been almost a year and there are still no answers.

Columbus police save woman from house fire

Ohio State's Anna Morris embraces change from basketball to volleyball

Columbus suspects in I-70 robbery, shootout facing new charges. FOR MORE: https://nbc4i.co/464NOUs

Family of 'ambush' shooting victim speaks out

A new statewide task force is looking to reshape the way Ohio law enforcement officers learn to protect and serve, and the chair of that task force is a familiar face to many in central Ohio.

The high court heard oral arguments Wednesday in a state challenge to a temporary block on the “Heartbeat Act,” a law banning most abortions after fetal cardiac activity can be detected, or around six weeks gestation. If the Republican-led court rules with the state, the six-week ban will become law unless courts later decide it is unconstitutional – or voters pass Issue 1 in November. More: https://nbc4i.co/3ZAaGIX

Boo at the Zoo returns Oct. 6

Serenity Book Shop opens near Grandview Heights

Digital Anchor Rachel Ramsey has the top stories that are trending online.