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Records recently obtained by WVXU show city officials warned e-scooter companies its considering a "total ban" on the devices.

City officials met with representatives from Bird and Lime last week and agreed to new limited hours of operation. Company officials also left the meeting with action items to address the issues.

Cincinnati could have more electric scooters on the road this summer. Companies Bird and Lime already have e-scooters operating in downtown,…

Cincinnati police and city officials are investigating the shooting Thursday morning at the Fifth Third Bank building on Fountain Square which left the…

Bird scooters landed in Cincinnati in July and not everybody is happy about it.Council members are looking at interim rules governing the dockless devices…

Columbus’ Department of Public Safety has started regulating shared public mobility devices, including electric scooters, effective immediately.

More dockless scooters and bikes are coming to Cincinnati. Xavier University has contracted with Lime to supply them.Director of Utilities and Energy Mark…

SORTA decides not to put a tax levy on the November ballot although several members of the transit authority agree something must be done to fix a looming…

Updated: 2:26 p.m.Thursday Bird began testing its dock-free electric scooters in Cincinnati to the delight of many riders in Over-the-Rhine, Downtown and…