East Liberty News

Michael Jackson permeated popular culture so thoroughly that people and towns nationwide with no connection to him are holding services in his honor.

Honda's first employee buyout is complete, and participation was high enough that the company has no plans for a second round of offers, a spokesman said.

Honda's first employee buyout is complete, and participation was high enough that the company has no plans for a second round of offers, a spokesman said yesterday.

Honda is currently in the process of developing a new crossover vehicle to cover a wider range of segments in its lineup, and a number of a prototypes have been spotted testing in the U.S. in recent times.

Imagine a vehicle without brakes, a windshield, shocks or seats. While you're at it, take away the floor mats and the cup holders.

The Davis Avenue Bridge in Brighton Heights is in danger of collapsing, city officials declared Wednesday, spurring emergency plans to tear it down as soon as next week.

For some who work at the Honda plant in Marysville, Wednesday morning marked the beginning of the end.

"Caravan" is the kind of song that can start a fire at a jam session. Over the years, drummers have played the Duke Ellington tune with a pile-driving rhythm, the tension breaking for a brief moment halfway through the theme.

It's notable that Quantum is staging Yerma : It's a rarely produced work by a famed playwright who is seldom performed in these parts, Federico Garcia Lorca.

Honda Motor Co. says its Element sport utility vehicle, assembled in East Liberty, will offer dog-friendly features starting this fall.

The scene near East Liberty and Reading Street in Over-the-Rhine. A woman was hit by a car this morning in Over-the Rhine.

For the first time, Honda is looking to reduce employment in Ohio by offering workers incentives to leave the company.

Honda is slashing salaries for top executives, offering buyouts and imposing non-production days at its plants across North America in a new round of production cuts.

Honda spokesman Ron Lietzke said Tuesday that the buyouts will be offered to most of the Japanese auto maker's 35,600 employees in the United States, Canada and Mexico.

There are jobs out there, and the state's colleges and businesses have teamed up to make sure Ohioans can qualify for them.

The winter storm has done in a day what the economy has been doing for months, disrupting and even shutting down some of central Ohio's major employers today.

Japanese automaker Honda says it plans to cut North American production by another 29,000 vehicles effective immediately.

Currently, all of Honda's crossovers are of a more traditional upright style like the Element and Pilot.

WASHINGTON, D.C.: An Ohio State University graduate from Canal Fulton is among the OSU band members who will march in Tuesday's inaugural parade.

The auto industry meltdown is leading Honda to cut production and lay off temporary workers in Japan, although the carmaker is not announcing any new cuts in the United States.