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The $13.5 million fund can offer grants, forgivable loans, or repayable loans to projects like housing, access to public transit, or neighborhood business district improvements.
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Al Dalton was arrested May 6 after allegedly bringing a cane with a hidden blade inside City Hall during a Council meeting.
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The city's Planning Department is collecting public input as it prepares recommendations for regulating data centers in city zoning.
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Cincinnati City Council voted Wednesday to approve new rules for public parking lots and garages with requirements for staffing, security cameras, and lighting.
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City Council approved the mayor's motion, which is part of broader efforts to respond to significant flash flooding this summer.
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Cincinnati is expected to repave more than double the number of lane miles this fiscal year compared to last fiscal year.
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Cincinnati City Council is expected to pass new rules for public parking lots and garages Monday. They're divided over whether to require security cameras in surface lots.
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Cincinnati's stormwater management utility is currently part of Greater Cincinnati Water Works. Mayor Aftab Pureval wants to separate it, citing summer flooding.
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City Council initially supported proposed regulations, but pulled back after hearing from Black business owners worried about racially-biased enforcement.
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Westline Flats on Ferguson Road will include 167 apartments. It has support from the Westwood Civic Association, but not from the neighboring West Price Hill Community Council.