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City Council initially supported proposed regulations, but pulled back after hearing from Black business owners worried about racially-biased enforcement.
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The Ohio State Medical Association's Political Action Committee has endorsed Vivek Ramaswamy, the GOP candidate for governor, over Democratic candidate — and doctor — Amy Acton.
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Westline Flats on Ferguson Road will include 167 apartments. It has support from the Westwood Civic Association, but not from the neighboring West Price Hill Community Council.
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The money is required by state law to be spent only on maintaining existing city-owned infrastructure like roads, parks, recreation centers, and police and fire stations.
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Harris served on City Council for three years, where he championed the comprehensive and controversial Connected Communities zoning reform.
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New Orleans-based AH Datalytics will review data about police stops. A June report by an outside advocacy group found Cincinnati officers stopped Black motorists and pedestrians far more than white ones.
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City Council indicated interested in an ordinance to limit data storage and sharing, while expressing support for how Cincinnati Police use license plate readers and other technology.
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The city previously sued the corproate landlord that owns the house where a 14-year-old was shot in August. A representative for that company faced pointed questions at City Hall this week.
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Tuesday's debate included a few heated exchanges over process and priorities.
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Several politicians, however, chose not to donate thousands of dollars in funds given to their campaign by Wexner, including Gov. Mike DeWine, Columbus Mayor Andrew Ginther and U.S. Sen. Bernie Moreno.