Central Parkway

The Central Parkway Reimagined Project designs were inspired by a century-old vision of a greener, pedestrian-friendly boulevard.

The street that runs through Over-the-Rhine, the West End and Downtown has a long history defining the central city.

Three of four proposals would take the Parkway down to two lanes between Plum and Liberty streets. All include increased provisions for pedestrian and bicycle safety.

Consultants will be at TQL Stadium to go over the survey results and show off some preliminary design options Tuesday at 5:30 p.m.

And, it's going to be a lot less expensive to implement than the former city administration's plan.

The Central Parkway Task Force says one of Cincinnati's main thoroughfares should go back to the future, taking inspirations from grand European boulevards and the 100-year-old Kessler plan for the city's parks.

Cincinnati Council did not have enough votes Wednesday for a motion asking for a "solution" to make parts of the Central Parkway protected bike lanes…

Cincinnati Council Member Christopher Smitherman is no longer asking that a section of the protected bike lane on Central Parkway be removed. Instead he's…

For more than 160 years, the YMCA of Greater Cincinnati has worked to improve our community through a wide variety of both youth and adult programs.…

It was a close vote, but Cincinnati City council Wednesday approved a compromise that will allow a project to install protected bike lanes on Central…