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Local restaurants honor veterans with free meals or free options. Full Story »

Nokia recalls millions of faulty cell-phone chargers because of an electric-shock hazard. Full Story »

The cemetery and a maker of bronze grave markers will replace a marker that Ohio authorities say was damaged by a man rejected by the dead woman’s daughter. Full Story »

A coroner says an Ohio woman whose body was found dumped in northwestern Pennsylvania died of severe head trauma. Full Story »

A new trial is sought for the mother of a toddler dubbed “Baby Grace” after her unidentified body turned up in Galveston Bay. Full Story »

One of Ohio’s foremost champions of tougher sexual predator laws conceded a certain futility to such efforts as body after body was removed last week from the Cleveland home of Anthony Sowell. Full Story »

All eyes are on Washington for signs that a health care plan will make it to the President’s desk after an historic vote in the House this weekend. Now, the battle has been turned over to the Senate. Full Story »

NBC 4 talks with homicide victim Brian Muha’s mother after sentencing. Full Story »

Lanes and an entrance ramp to Interstate 270 westbound reopen after an hours-long closing Tuesday morning. Full Story »

There is a very unique bond growing between Ohio and Michigan, and it’s all about a 5-year-old boy who has cancer. Full Story »

A two-hour standoff on the city’s North Side ends in an arrest early Tuesday morning. Full Story »

A two hour standoff situation in north Columbus early this morning ends with an arrest. Full Story »

It’s been more than a decade since two Franciscan University students were killed by two men in western Pennsylvania. Full Story »

Yonhap news agency says that navies of the two Koreas have exchanged fire off the west coast. Full Story »

Police in Florida say a graffiti artist who apparently ran out of paint midway through a spray-painted creation left a note to potential critics to explain the unfinished work. Full Story »

Joey Chestnut maintained his dominance in the sport of competitive eating - and expanded his palate - by winning the first-ever Martorano’s Masters Meatball Eating Championship in Las Vegas. Full Story »

When you dial 911, you expect help, right? When dispatchers answer, they expect emergencies. Full Story »

Declining mail volume, fuel costs and the economy led to a national review of postal delivery routes, and Central Ohio will see route adjustments. Full Story »

NBC 4’s Marcus Thorpe reported on a unique breaking-and-entering case that could mean $1,000 for a tipster. Full Story »

The U.S. Supreme Court has reinstated the death penalty against an Ohio man who strangled and stabbed to death a man he met in a gay bar in 1985. Full Story »

Columbus City Schools moves ahead with its levy campaign promise to close six schools and holds a public meeting Tuesday evening. Full Story »

Ohio’s governor and members of the horse racing industry are concerned that voters’ recent approval of casinos in four cities will hurt the state’s already struggling racetracks, which employ about 12,000. Full Story »

About a million Maclaren strollers sold by Target and Babies “R” Us are being recalled after 12 reports of children having their fingertips amputated by a hinge mechanism. Full Story »

A Marine killed at Camp Lejeune, N.C., has been identified as a Hamilton, Ohio, native. Full Story »

Authorities are investigating whether the Cleveland man who owned the home where several bodies were found is connected to any killings in places he lived while in the military. Full Story »