Evanston

The controversial 240-unit apartment development will necessitate demolishing the historic Hoffman School Building.

The King Records Legacy Foundation will use the money to privately fundraise for construction costs.

Discussion of the requested changes took more than two hours and veered into debates about density, parking, historic preservation and race.

If approved Wednesday, the King Records Legacy Foundation will use the funds to raise private dollars for preserving and renovating the historic building in Evanston.

A historic school building in Evanston became a flashpoint during a contentious debate about property rights, racial equity, historic preservation and affordable housing during a Cincinnati City Council committee meeting.

Deqah Hussein-Wetzel holds Listen and Learn sessions in Avondale, Evanston and South Cumminsville.

Cincinnati City Council approved a plan Wednesday to spend $500,000 to get the expansion started.

Several affordable housing projects in the area are moving ahead thanks to gap funding from Hamilton County. Commissioners unanimously approved $1.4 million Thursday for five projects with a total 133 units.

The Cincinnati Chapter of the Southern Christian Leadership Conference (SCLC) held a meeting Monday night in Evanston for the community to speak on how to…

The crime rate is dropping in Evanston as agencies like The Port rehab and sell previously vacant houses in that neighborhood and others.In fact, when…