The city's Planning Department is holding two public meetings as it prepares recommendations for regulating data centers in city zoning.

A Cincinnati-born Guam kingfisher could soon be released on a Pacific island. It's part of a re-population effort for a species considered extinct-in-the-wild since 1988.

The lawsuit alleges the Beckjord property and the unlined coal ash ponds are endangering public health and the environment.

The Metropolitan Sewer District says it needs millions of dollars more for its sewer backup program after intense rain storms this summer.

Cincinnati's stormwater management utility is currently part of Greater Cincinnati Water Works. Mayor Aftab Pureval wants to separate it, citing summer flooding.

An intent to sell document from the owners of a 27-acre hillside greenspace to the Cincinnati Park Foundation could mean a big addition to historic Mount Storm Park.

Prime leaf peeping time is still a few weeks away. Arborists and forestry experts have some advice on what to expect this year.

Scientists say this year's El Niño could be one of the strongest on record. The climate phenomenon occurs when the Pacific Ocean gets abnormally warm, affecting weather patterns globally.

French Park in Amberley Village is a popular spot for hiking with an in-demand event venue. Its also been overrun in recent decades by invasive plants. A reforestation effort is underway.

The co-op is open to people living in 12 counties in Southwest Ohio: Brown, Butler, Clark, Clermont, Clinton, Darke, Greene, Hamilton, Miami, Montgomery, Preble and Warren. It's free to join.