Winton Hills

When the Trump administration terminated the $7 billion Solar for All program last year, many of the 60 planned solar projects across the country were halted. Cincinnati decided to build its 10 megawatt solar array anyway.

A year-long pilot program will help dozens of households in Winton Hills, but what about long-term?

The program is one of the last pieces of the effort to reduce the city’s racial wealth gap and improve financial empowerment through the Financial Freedom Blueprint.

The properties will be open to the public by 2026.

A listener is curious about chimneys standing in fields in a section of Winton Hills.

The neighborhood and community council are launching a grow-your-own-food initiative.

Cincinnati officials report they are making progress cleaning up a now closed commercial food waste composting facility in Winton Hills.The city is…

Cincinnati is getting ready to spend $300,000 to clean-up a now closed commercial food waste composting facility in Winton Hills. There is 40,000 cubic…