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A few council members with opposing plans agree on one thing: the process for funding outside organizations, known as leveraged support, is broken.
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An effort to require City Council approval for hiring and firing the police and fire chiefs is ongoing, but will not make it to the November ballot.
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It's the first comprehensive strategic plan for the urban core since 1986. Public engagement starts in September.
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Federal funding for local homeless services came in sooner than expected, but still a month and a half late.
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The decisions follows a pardon by President Donald Trump last year and an April SCOTUS decision vacating Sittenfeld's 2022 corruption conviction.
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What should a duplex, triplex or four-family building in Cincinnati look like? City officials wants to make it easier and cheaper to build this "middle housing."
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Earlier this year, Pureval delayed discussion on the original proposal. He says his version is an appropriate compromise that still prioritizes public safety.
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About 120 households are participating, each getting free delivery from Kroger and a $100 monthly credit from the city of Cincinnati.
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It’s unusual for Council to hold an item that already passed out of committee with enough of a majority to pass a final vote. Here’s what happened.
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The designation means new regulations for exterior alterations to existing buildings, and rules for new construction.