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Artists from Black Art Speaks will re-paint the outline of each letter this year, then another protective overlay will be applied across the whole mural. The public is invited to watch the artists at work from 3 p.m. to 6 p.m. Thursday.
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Cincinnatians can attend City Council and committee meetings in-person again, starting Monday. City Hall has been closed to the public since November due…
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It has been a tough year for Cincinnati when it comes to trust in local government. Three separate corruption scandals have rocked City Hall, leaving…
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All nine seats on Cincinnati City Council will be on the ballot in November 2021, and right now five of those seats are held by members who cannot seek…
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When Cincinnati's next council is elected in 2021, members will serve two-year terms instead of the current four.Voters approved a charter amendment…
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Updated: Thursday, 4:00 p.m.Cincinnati officials are delaying a plan to clear a homeless camp under the highway ramp on Third Street at Plum.Acting City…
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Cincinnati Mayor John Cranley calls for City Manager Harry Black to resign. This comes just one day after Black forced an assistant police chief out of…
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A Cincinnati district fire chief is filing a federal lawsuit alleging he was twice denied promotions after exposing wrongdoing in the department. Raffel…
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Changes are coming to Cincinnati City Hall security, but the new measures are being scaled back from what was first proposed. City Manager Harry Black…
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Cincinnati's City Manager has announced metal detectors will return to City Hall entrances on Apr. 4. Harry Black said in a memo visitors must come…