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Cincinnati Mayor Aftab Pureval and his wife, Dr. Whitney Whitis, welcomed their second child this week. Pureval will take two weeks of paternity leave, followed by 10 weeks with a reduced public schedule.
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Three community leaders will manage Cincinnati's mayoral transition as Aftab Pureval prepares to take office in January. Pureval announced the members of his transition team Monday.
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Mayor John Cranley touted what he calls Cincinnati's comeback in his final State of the City address Tuesday night. Cranley spoke to a crowd of city leaders, elected officials, and guests at the new TQL Stadium.
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The candidates for Cincinnati mayor — Council Member David Mann and Hamilton County Clerk of Courts Aftab Pureval — faced off Thursday night in one final debate before Election Day.
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A new report from the National Civic League was sparked by the corruption charges and ethics challenges at Cincinnati City Hall.
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Cincinnati Council passed an ordinance Wednesday requiring all future mayors and councils to create a code of conduct for themselves. But the current council is declining to establish a code of conduct for their last couple months in office.
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Candidates for Cincinnati mayor and city council make their final push before Tuesday's election as supporters and opponents of Ohio Issues 1 and 2 ramp…
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Next Tuesday voters will decide who will lead the City of Cincinnati over the next four years, Yvette Simpson or John Cranley.Incumbent John Cranley was…
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There are three candidates competing to become Cincinnati's next mayor: the incumbent, Mayor John Cranley; Council Member Yvette Simpson; and former…
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Cincinnati voters may see a series of city charter amendments on the November ballot. Or they might not.A task force spent more than a year reviewing the…