Cincinnati Parks

Applications to receive a free tree from Cincinnati Parks ReLeaf program opens Sept. 9 at 8 a.m., specifically for residents in areas designated as low canopy.

Cincinnati, which has been in the top 10 of the survey's rankings for several years, moved down to 6th this year after climbing to 4th in 2022.

Members of the Cincinnati Police Department moved out of the building on Ludlow Ave about five years ago after officers and FOP leadership complained of overcrowding and unhealthy working conditions.

The Sons and Daughters of Italy and the Cincinnati Parks Foundation are aiming for a summer dedication date for a replacement Capitoline Wolf statue in Eden Park.

A statue of the Cincinnati Cobra is finally ready to be unveiled Saturday during Ezz Fest. "I think a lot of things happen in the West End and to the West End. I think this is one of the things that happens with the West End and for the West End," says Alexis Kidd Zaffer, executive director of Seven Hills Neighborhood Houses.

Again this year the park district is prioritizing low canopy neighborhoods.

Jason Barron has led the non-profit bike share program since it launched in 2014.

A bronze statue of a wolf nursing twins Romulus and Remus (of Roman mythology) — a gift from the city of Rome to Cincinnati during the 1930s when dictator Benito Mussolini was in power — has been stolen from Eden Park.

Cincinnati Parks inspire a lot of affection, and a lot of questions.

Pacella replaces John Neyer, CEO of Neyer Management, who in Dec. 2021 agreed to serve as interim for six months after then-director Kara Kish resigned. Pacella is expected to serve until the end of the year or until a permanent replacement is selected.