Cincinnati City Council

About 120 households are participating, each getting free delivery from Kroger and a $100 monthly credit from the city of Cincinnati.

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.

The designation means new regulations for exterior alterations to existing buildings, and rules for new construction.

Plus, Cincinnati Council requests a review of the city's response to flash flooding and other major weather events.

Mayor Pureval says he supports the likely property tax levy for Hamilton County Children's Services, but an earned income tax for Cincinnati schools isn't a good idea.

Mayor Purval plans a $1 million fund for business owners; separately, City Council is expected to consider a $1 million fund for homeowners.

Parts of Cincinnati experienced historic flooding late last week, followed by additional severe storms Tuesday.

The report says increasing property taxes on land and decreasing taxes on buildings would save homeowners money while bringing in the same amount of revenue for the city.

The plans come after a recent, outside report found Cincinnati police officers stopped Black residents at significantly disproportionate rates over the last 15 years.

3CDC will also help the city with site selection and development on a city-owned Center of Care as a permanent home for expanded homelessness services.