Paula Boggs Muething

John Curp's salary will be about $10,000 biweekly, equal to about $265,000 a year. The contract includes a provision that if/when a new city manager is chosen, they will offer Curp a senior management level position with the city that pays at least 75% of his salary as interim city manager.

Council approved a 5% merit raise for Boggs Muething in June as part of the city budget. Some on council said they shouldn't approve a raise before they conducted a performance review. Boggs Muething is the highest-paid city employee with an annual salary of about $270,000.

A Cincinnati Council committee Monday approved minimal changes to the proposed $1.5 billion budget before passing it on to full council for likely…

On the steps of City Hall on Thursday, Cincinnati Mayor John Cranley says it's not hard to argue that there's a "culture of corruption" following the…

Cincinnati's mayor is asking council to approve naming a new city manager. The position has been held by Paula Boggs Muething since June. Mayor John…

Cincinnati has a new interim city manager. Paula Boggs Muething, who has been city solicitor since 2014, stepped into the role vacated by Patrick Duhaney…

The Cincinnati Center City Development Corporation, better known as 3CDC, is used to getting its own way when it comes to downtown matters.This time,…

Council member Charlie Winburn, surrounded by a roomful of supporters at City Hall Thursday morning, declared himself and his staff member innocent of any…

The city of Cincinnati has a new city solicitor, Paula Boggs Muething, and a new trade and development director, Oscar Bedolla, city manager Harry Black…