Cincinnati City Council

There's still time to tell city officials your opinion as the city's Planning Department prepares recommendations for regulating data centers in city zoning.

City Council approved much of the annual carryover budget Monday, with future discussion expected on about $3 million remaining.

Officials say there's not enough data for a full analysis, yet, because most abatements approved over the last three years are still under the old rules.

Cincinnati Council approved $2.9 million from the Downtown/OTR East TIF district to renovate a historic office building at 530 Walnut Street. Full council must still approve the funds.

Cincinnati Council members largely praise police use of surveillance technologies, but will soon consider restrictions on data retention and sharing.

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.

Al Dalton was arrested May 6 after allegedly bringing a cane with a hidden blade inside City Hall during a Council meeting.

Cincinnati City Council voted Wednesday to approve new rules for public parking lots and garages with requirements for staffing, security cameras, and lighting.

City Council approved the mayor's motion, which is part of broader efforts to respond to significant flash flooding this summer.

Cincinnati is expected to repave more than double the number of lane miles this fiscal year compared to last fiscal year.