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The lawsuit announced by city officials Tuesday claims some of the company's 850 units in Bond Hill suffer from infestations, lack of heat and running water, sewage leaks and other issues.
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A proposed zoning code overhaul passed a key hurdle last week — but what do residents think?
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Aftab Pureval says hard decisions about the city budget, zoning, and transportation are necessary in order to build the type of city residents want.
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Liz Keating was the only Republican working alongside eight Democrats for two years, and was often the only council member to publicly question policy decisions.
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The legislation would block tax breaks for companies that own 50 or more single-family rental properties.
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Cincinnati Mayor Aftab Pureval says the conversion to 281 housing units is a promising sign for the future of Downtown.
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A series of pilot programs announced Monday would test initiatives like medical debt relief, guaranteed basic income and savings accounts for children as ways to address economic disparities.
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As Council considers next year's budget, expenses have grown faster than revenue is projected to grow.
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Cincinnati officials are negotiating the next fiscal year budget, and the process for funding outside organizations has changed for the first time in decades. While some nonprofits are frustrated, feedback overall has been positive.
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A trio of proposed pilot programs aims to improve financial empowerment for Cincinnati residents.