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A recreation center has been a primary goal for community advocates in the Villages at Roll Hill this year after a shooting in nearby East Westwood involving two young children put a spotlight on the area.

Architecture plays a huge role in how a city looks and feels. Cincinnati is home to world-class historic buildings, but is also seeing big changes to its built environment. On the eve of the 25th annual Cincinnati Design Awards, experts weigh in on how those major projects will change the city's character.

The leadership of First Lutheran Church in Over-the-Rhine say they will not delay demolition of the bell tower in their historic building. Meanwhile, community advocates who have been trying to raise enough money to repair the tower have filed an appeal on the city's emergency demolition orders.

Plasma center moves into the former Save A Lot location on Harrison Avenue.

Warsaw Avenue Creative Campus brings together affordable housing and creative non-profits.

German Consul General Wolfgang Moessigner spoke to museum constituents about the Washington Declaration, which seeks to lay out the future scope of cooperation between the U.S. and Germany. Part of the agreement focuses on fighting misinformation.

A federal judge in Cincinnati is ruling a consent decree dating to the early 1980s must be modified to remove race- and sex-based hiring goals.

On Cincinnati Edition's weekly news review, we're joined by local journalists to discuss the big stories of the week.

Gov. Mike DeWine says 855 displaced Afghans are coming to Ohio through the U.S. Department of State’s Afghan Placement and Assistance (APA) Program. Catholic Charities of Southwestern Ohio will help those in Cincinnati find housing and get settled.

Commissioners unanimously approved the $125,000 contract Thursday.