Becca Costello

Cincinnati Mayor Aftab Pureval issued a declaration of emergency Tuesday evening, citing flooding last Friday through Tuesday afternoon

Questions are swirling about a flood gate in Oakley that didn't close during a major rainstorm on July 17. The storm caused severe flash flooding in several neighborhoods.

More than 1,500 possible sewer backups have been reported to the Metropolitan Sewer District of Greater Cincinnati since a major rainstorm July 17, followed by another storm July 21.

Between $1 million and $2 million in city of Cincinnati funding is expected to be available to property owners recovering from recent severe flash flooding.

About a week after some of the most intense rainstorms Cincinnati has ever experienced , health officials say we could see higher mosquito activity.

The Hamilton County Democratic Party's executive committee is urging the Cincinnati Public Schools Board to reconsider a proposed earned income tax levy.

Cincinnati Mayor Aftab Pureval says city officials won't ask voters for an income tax increase in November.

An ordianance up for a final vote Wednesday would mean civil penalties for certain businesses with a high number of drug, disorder or violent incidents.

Damage from recent flash flooding in Greater Cincinnati does not meet the threshold for federal disaster aid, according to initial assessments.

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.