Cincinnati City Council

Cincinnati Council passed three motions aimed at further limiting city cooperation with immigration enforcement actions.

Cincinnati City Council voted Wednesday to approve about $150 million in funding for a new 700-room convention center hotel.

The new agreement includes an immediate one-time $50 million payment into the system, and another $50 million over the next 20 years.

Some local Democrats say just getting elected isn't enough. A group called the Cincy Precinct Project aims to force local Democrats to do more.

A motion by Council member Seth Walsh seeks a report from city administration about ways the city can encourage property owners to shovel their sidewalks — and how the city can take better care of its own pedestrian walkways.

Director of the city’s Office of Environment and Sustainability Ollie Kroner sat down with WVVXU to talk about how far the city has come and what happens next.

Cincinnati City Council voted Wednesday to temporarily regulate new and expanding data centers while the city studies possible permanent regulations.

The move comes as the Mill Creek Valley Conservancy District prepares to take responsibility of major flood control infrastructure.

Council will continue discussion over the next few weeks on spending what's left in the carryover process, although the new policy limits how it can be spent.

A new Office of Strategic Growth would try to streamline economic development, and each neighborhood could get a new comprehensive plan every 10 years.