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Uber ordered to pay $40M to family of passenger killed after driver kicked her out on freeway
The family's attorney says Uber never investigated multiple prior complaints against the driver.
Visa and Mastercard agree to $167.5M class action settlement: Are you owed money?
Visa and Mastercard were accused of preventing independent ATM operators — i.e., business owners who lease or otherwise operate ATMs outside of banking institutions — from lowering the surcharges on their machines.
Pentagon issues new guidance for testosterone testing after rescinding previous one
The Pentagon issued new guidance late Thursday instructing mandatory testosterone deficiency screening for male active-duty and reserve service members over the age of 30 after temporarily rescinding previous guidance earlier this month.
Make sure your kids don’t have this Melissa & Doug toy fire truck, it’s being recalled
Look inside your child's toy chest and make sure you don't have this toy.
Family urging Ohio lawmakers to pass ‘Megan’s Way Out’ amid snag in Columbus
The campaign by a Northeast Ohio family to pass a new state law that would require an escape lane at new drive-thrus was motivated by the senseless murder of their loved one at a drive-thru two years ago.
Jefferson County coroner shares details of first confirmed measles death
A 40-year-old woman has died from measles in Jefferson County, Pa., marking a verified fatality as cases of the infection grow across the state.
Report: Cavaliers hire new general manager
He replaces Mike Gansey, who left the Cavaliers' organization to become the general manager of the Philadelphia 76ers.
Trial set in fatal Salem Township crash case
Anthony Thornabar, 39, faces misdemeanor charges of vehicular homicide and vehicular manslaughter.
Inside Ohio’s State Fire Marshal forensics lab
Have you ever wondered how investigators get to the bottom of an arson case or figure out how a fire started. NBC4 got a behind the scenes look at the State Fire Marshals Office forensics lab to learn how they crack cases.
Fight over congressional maps put nearly 35 million people into new House districts: Report
About one in 10 Americans — now live in a different district than they did during the 2024 election cycle.