parking lots

A ban on new surface parking lots Downtown goes into effect.

The new rules would also apply to parts of Over-the-Rhine, Mount Adams, East End, West End, Pendleton and Mount Auburn.

The Cincinnati Planning Commission voted Friday to recommend a ban on new surface parking lots Downtown. The commission will need to vote again before the measure is handed off to City Council for a final decision.

The six-month extension comes as the city studies whether to impose tighter controls on surface parking lots in the basin.

And, it will cost more to park on the street within a few blocks of Paycor Stadium during an event there.

Hamilton County commissioners are looking to change how the Metropolitan Sewer District charges customers. The idea is to include a charge based on how…

The offices of dunnhumby USA are still under construction but the parking garage beneath those offices is open. City leaders cut the ribbon on the 1,000…

Generally speaking, parking lots don't absorb a lot of rainfall. Instead, the water is either directed into a retention pond or into the nearest gutter…