Becca Costello

A portion of North Avondale is set to become Cincinnati's newest historic district. City Council's Housing and Growth Committee voted 6-1 Tuesday to approve the new district.

A Cincinnati-funded pilot program is delivering groceries to over a hundred households in Winton Hills, and officials say initial results show the project is successful.

Cincinnati Mayor Aftab Pureval has proposed a modified version of an ordinance to increase security requirements in public parking lots and garages.

About 94,000 homes and businesses in Greater Cincinnati remained without power as of 4 p.m. Wednesday, about 24 hours since severe thunderstorms swept through the area.

A federal appeals court ruled Thursday former Cincinnati Fire Chief Michael Washington's suit against the city can go to trial.

A lawsuit filed this week alleges chronic problems at Cincinnati's Emergency Communications Center (ECC), including misclassified 911 calls and unwritten policies designed to hide errors by suppressing public records.

A housing complex with 44 units for people experiencing homelessness is now open in Over-the-Rhine.

After years of planning, the city of Cincinnati will unveil a new memorial to Martin Luther King, Jr. in Avondale this weekend.

What should a duplex, triplex or four-family building in Cincinnati look like? City officials wants to make it easier and cheaper to build this "middle housing."

Federal funding for local homeless services came in sooner than expected, but still a month and a half late.