Becca Costello

A few members have big ideas but it's not clear if they can garner enough support to push them forward.

The project will take years to complete and drivers can expect lane and ramp closures and other traffic impacts.

Last year, 80% of pedestrians and 66% of motorists stopped by Cincinnati Police were Black, according to data officers recorded about their stops — a stark disparity in a city that census data says is roughly 41% Black.

Cincinnati City Council voted Monday to give initial approval to the next city budget, including $2 million for the Farmer Music Center project. A final vote is expected Wednesday.

The motion also considers requiring graffiti removal community service for people convicted of graffiti violations.

Cincinnati City Council finalized the next city budget in a series of votes Wednesday, for the fiscal year that begins July 1.

Two free housing fairs are scheduled for Saturday, June 27 — one to connect renters to available units, and one focused on homeowners and potential first-time buyers.

An estimated 19,000 households in Hamilton County could be eligible for a 25% discount on their monthly sewer bill, but only about 3,500 are getting that discount.

Several community organizations won about $215,000 in total grants from the latest funding round of the city of Cincinnati's Safe and Clean Neighborhood Fund.

Cincinnati officials plan to partner with 3CDC on two projects related to providing services to people experiencing homelessness.