Metro

Metro paused planned updates to its Government Square transit center and is seeking a consultant to analyze other possible locations for the Downtown hub, such as the Riverfront Transit Center beneath The Banks.

As part of a cost-saving measure, Cincinnati Public Schools is not offering yellow bus service for 7th-12 grade students. If your student is new to Metro, here are some tips they should know.

Cincinnati Public Schools 7th and 8th graders will take Metro buses to school this fall instead of yellow buses.

The family of a woman struck and killed by a Metro bus in January say the driver never should have been allowed behind the wheel.

The transit service will introduce Route 61 from Mt. Airy to Maderia and is also considering adjustments to seven existing routes.

This Friday is National Bike to Work Day. In the Cincinnati area, cyclists can take advantage of a few free offerings on their way to work.

The Greyhound station's move from Downtown has caused concerns about accessibility, but Metro is launching a 24-hour route to the new location Aug. 13.

Metro wants 10 to 15 frequent riders to serve on its new STEER Committee, which will provide feedback on big projects like Reinventing Metro and advise on issues riders experience day-to-day.

The four buses, which use new technology that reduces emissions and increases fuel economy, are part of a larger effort by Metro to modernize its bus fleet.

When it came to the issue of providing students with consistent transportation to and from school, the CPS board may finally be getting the help they've been asking for.