Cincinnati city officials have proposed $5.5 million in the draft budget for a daytime center at 760 W. 5th Street in Queensgate aimed at helping those experiencing homelessness.

President and CEO J.B. Boothe and Board Chair Bob Mecum joined project partners and funders, including Mayor Aftab Pureval, ...

Cincinnati Mayor Aftab Pureval Friday unveiled the administration's proposed budget for the coming fiscal year, which would ...

Cincinnati city leaders have outlined their proposal for spending tax dollars, focusing on infrastructure, parks, and ...

Cincinnati's mayor and city manager unveiled a $1 billion general fund budget over the next 2 fiscal years with new projects ...

The mayor and city manager have proposed using $7.2 million of the railroad money to make improvements to several parks. This ...

This is the first fiscal year in five years without federal stimulus funding. That means it's the first time this ...

President Donald Trump on Friday threatened to add a tariff of 50% on goods from the European Union, citing a lack of ...

House Bill 5 would toughen penalties for violent gun crimes and create a more automated process to seal or expunge most lower ...

A social-media fueled ruckus that featured hundreds of teenagers running around while the sound of gunfire echoed off ...

Exiting the successful draft this year in the smaller market of Green Bay, the Bengals and city of Cincinnati are “making a ...

Despite a short mayoral campaign, Cory Bowman, Vice President JD Vance‘s half-brother, found his way to the ballot of the ...