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The regional bus system is working to present a design for city of Cincinnati approval later this year.
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Cincinnati officials plan to spend cannabis sales tax revenue on a series of programs aimed at building wealth and creating opportunity for low-income residents.
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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.
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City Council approved much of the annual carryover budget Monday, with future discussion expected on about $3 million remaining.
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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.
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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.
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Cincinnati Council members largely praise police use of surveillance technologies, but will soon consider restrictions on data retention and sharing.
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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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Cincinnati City Council voted Wednesday to approve new rules for public parking lots and garages with requirements for staffing, security cameras, and lighting.