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Cincinnati Council voted 8-0 Wednesday to ban some campaign contributions in an effort to combat corruption, and to create a new position to oversee all reform efforts at City Hall.
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A new report from the National Civic League was sparked by the corruption charges and ethics challenges at Cincinnati City Hall.
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The meetings are for residents to help city officials brainstorm ways to improve or create new methods of engagement. You can also take an online survey.
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National Civic League study includes recommendations for the city's council-manager form of government.
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Cincinnati Council passed an ordinance Wednesday requiring all future mayors and councils to create a code of conduct for themselves. But the current council is declining to establish a code of conduct for their last couple months in office.
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A director of ethics and good government could take on responsibility for implementing anti-corruption reform in Cincinnati. Creating that new position is a key part of City Manager Paula Boggs Muething's reform recommendations, outlined in a new report.
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Cincinnati voters have some big choices coming up this election when it comes to the city's government. Cincinnati Edition asked mayoral candidate Aftab Pureval about his vision for the Queen City.
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Cincinnati voters will decide between Cincinnati City Council Member David Mann and Hamilton County Clerk of Courts Aftab Pureval.
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Cincinnati City Council members are elected at-large. Why attempts to change that have so far failedEver since the council-manager form of government was created in 1925, there have been continuing attempts to change the way Cincinnati's at-large council is elected.
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The mayoral contest between Cincinnati City Council Member David Mann and Hamilton County Clerk of Courts Aftab Pureval has gotten heated as of late. Cincinnati Edition sat down with both candidates to dig in on their proposals for the future of the Queen City.
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Four seats on the Cincinnati Public Schools Board of Education are up for election this November. We asked listeners what they wanted to know before heading to the polls.
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Thirty-four of 35 candidates for Cincinnati City Council responded to a WVXU survey asking their policy opinions on several key issues. Learn more about each candidate here.
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The WVXU news team wants to hear from Cincinnati voters about what issues you're paying attention to this election. We may ask the candidates your question.
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Some say the recommendations don't go far enough to fix a system that led to three council member indictments last year.
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The Ohio Supreme Court has more impact on people's daily lives than the U.S. Supreme Court.
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The right to know how various government entities conduct their business is a cornerstone of democracy. That's why each state in the U.S. has laws…