Chris Wetterich

There will be new rules in place at Cincinnati Metro Rapid stops.

"This preparation will help Ohio lead in the innovative transportation sector."

“This is a reinvention of the space."

Here's what the city's Planning Commission – and residents – had to say ahead of a key vote Friday.

A former Cincinnati councilman will lead one of the region's oldest nonprofits.

The trust is consulting with attorneys and also searching for accountants to help it with the issue.

City planners took final action this week on the design for Xavier University's new College of Osteopathic Medicine.

Three candidates filed to run for Cincinnati mayor

The company had also considered Covington for the $13.7 million expansion.

President Donald Trump fired U.S. Attorney Kenneth Parker, the top federal law enforcement official in Cincinnati who oversees prosecutions here and in Dayton and Columbus.