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From left, Meredith Reffey, the department lead of workforce partnerships for American Honda Motor Co., Inc. and co-director of the Honda-Ohio State Paternship; John Horack, Senior Associate Dean of Engineering at Ohio State; Brett Roubinek with the Transportation Research Center; Bob Nelson, American Honda executive vice president; Larry Geise, executive vice president of Honda Development & Manufacturing; Seth Weinberg, Associate Dean for Research at OSU's College of Engineering; Ayanna Howard, dean of OSU's College of Engineering; Alissa Comella, associate vice president for corporate business development and Co-Director of the Honda-Ohio State Partnership, and Brutus Buckeye gather Thursday at 99P, Hondas innovation labs on Kinnear Road, to mark 25 years of formal partnership between Honda and Ohio State University.

Honda and Ohio State mark 25 years of formal partnership, longer relationship

The relationship between Honda and Ohio State University first started in the late 1980s, when the automaker bought the Transportation Research Center from the state.

Columbus City Council candidate Jesse Vogel speaks at a candidate forum on April 8, 2024.

Columbus City Council candidate Jesse Vogel concedes to Tiara Ross, says he hopes to run again

Vogel won more than 60% of the vote in District 7 and along the High Street corridor, but Ross took more votes citywide. Vogel is critical of the city's district system.

Rock & Roll Hall of Fame showcases swag from class of '25

Artifacts ranging from handwritten lyrics to stage costumes honor this year's 13 inductees.

Why does Kentucky's oath of office contain promises about dueling?

A Northern Kentucky listener wants to know why you have to swear not to duel when taking an office.

A poll worker assists a voter in Columbus.

Once a swing state, does Ohio have any shades of purple left?

A recent poll from the Bowling Green State University Democracy and Public Policy Research Network found next year’s midterm races in Ohio could be close.

Columbus City Council passes pay transparency requirement in job postings for city employers

The council passed the legislation unanimously, moving forward its latest legislation to address wages in the city. Council members cheered the law as a win for pay equity for women and minorities.

A chair with a seatbelt and medical equipment sit inside a large van.

In rural Ohio, mobile units could help veterans access a mental health treatment

A veteran in eastern Ohio is on a mission to increase access to Transcranial Magnetic Stimulation.

Dirk Harkins poses for a portrait. He has a long beard and wears a baseball hat and black t-shirt.

This Ohio veteran is fighting for mental health care in the state’s most rural communities

Dirk Harkins says Transcranial Magnetic Stimulation saved his life. Now, he’s working to ensure more rural Ohioans have access to the medical treatment.

Don Boling walks through the woods in rural Millville, Ohio. He sees signs of deer everywhere.

These Ohio hunters are bagging bucks to feed their neighbors

In communities with an abundance of deer, Ohio hunters are donating their harvests to fight food insecurity.

Columbus Metropolitan Library Shepard Branch exterior

Some employees at Columbus Metropolitan Library want to unionize

Some employees at the Columbus Metropolitan Library are working to unionize about 600 workers. The Ohio Federation of Teachers is the union employees would join.

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