Nick Swartsell

The report from Housing Opportunities Made Equal found discrimination against people with disabilities in about half of the 62 rental properties the organization tested between January 2025 and March 2026.

The crane floated up to a staging spot on the Covington riverbank east of the Brent Spence Bridge called Pete Rose Pier. The crane will be used for preparatory work.

New federal funding criteria for helping people without homes emphasizes mandatory treatment for addiction and mental illness over providing housing first. The head of a local service provider says that doesn't match the need his organization sees.

The high court ruled a federal law barring gun ownership for those convicted of domestic violence felonies doesn't preclude them from seeking to restore their firearm rights under Ohio law.

Supporters say the designation will help preserve the character of North Avondale as new development ramps up. Critics worry it could make property repairs more expensive.

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.

People across Greater Cincinnati are gearing up to celebrate Juneteenth Day.

A new initiative designed to right wrongful convictions in Hamilton County has its first director.

The Urban League of Southwestern Ohio, the Cincinnati NAACP and other groups will hold two public forums soon about a recent report finding stark racial disparities in Cincinnati police stops.

Local trails groups are unveiling a plan this week to connect three Northern Kentucky counties for biking and walking.