discrimination

A Black Cincinnati property owner has filed a federal complaint alleging that an apartment building he owns — and is occupied by Black tenants — was appraised for roughly $100,000 lower than its true value because of appraisal discrimination.

A North Avondale apartment building owned by a Black Cincinnati resident and occupied by Black renters appraised for $100,000 lower than it was worth due to bias, a complaint to HUD alleges.

Additional changes include more employers and more housing providers that have to follow the nondiscrimination rules.

Aaron and Erica Parker got a good offer on their Loveland home quickly. But the celebration didn't last long.

The city of Cincinnati is trying to make it easier to report discrimination. Councilwoman Tamaya Dennard says it's part of making the city a welcoming,…

Update 1/13/14 at 1:55 PM: Miami University spokeswoman Claire Wagner said in an e-mail because the case involves a current student, the school will not…