landslides

Before proposing any changes, the city is looking for feedback from residents and developers.

The area around Cincinnati is ideal for landslides, but there are ways to avoid problems.

The U.S. Geologic Survey map published last week uses a database created by Daniel Sturmer of the University of Cincinnati's Department of Geosciences.

Federal funding will go toward 10 projects on the city's most vulnerable hillsides.

Laure Quinlivan's documentary explains Greater Cincinnati's landslide problems.

UC geologists reconstruct a massive landslide from more than five million years ago and it could unlock the secrets of today's rock avalanches.

Homeowners across Greater Cincinnati have learned the hard way that this region is prone to landslides.

"We are not a city of hills. We are a city of hillsides," says Eric Russo of The Hillside Trust, which funded Laure Quinlivan's new film about why landslides plague area homeowners, motorists and taxpayers.

Initial construction work to stabilize the hillside along parts of Columbia Parkway is now underway. City Manager Patrick Duhaney said in a memo to Mayor…

Cincinnati Transportation and Engineering officials are moving forward with plans for stopping landslides along parts of Columbia Parkway. Council last…