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On Cincinnati Edition's weekly news review, local journalists join us to talk about the big stories from recent days.

Cincinnati City Councilmember Reggie Harris wants to streamline how affordable housing developments get city incentives. That's just one of a number of ideas working their way through City Hall.

Mel Gravely and Michael Fisher join Cincinnati Edition to discuss the book.

The tax credit ended when Congress failed to pass the Build Back Better spending bill before the end of 2021.

The Literacy Lab will train more than 100 young men of color as paid literacy tutors.

A study by UC researchers shows that a popular de-escalation training program led to reduced use of force among officers.

A Cincinnati group wants to start a worker-owned grocery store called Queen Mother's Market in Walnut Hills. They're hoping to join other cooperative businesses that recently launched in the Queen City.

In Kentucky, where 6.5% of the population is unbanked there are a number of programs to increase financial education.

The sometimes-maligned gateway to the West Side will get a replacement in the coming years. Designers say it will be a big improvement — but it will mean the end of a prominent Queen City landmark.

Forest Ave outside Rockdale Baptist Church in Avondale now has the honorary name of Rev. Rousseau O'Neal II.