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The group behind a survey asking people where Cincinnati's streetcar should be extended to have released the results.

College Hill voted to keep the traffic safety measures implemented. It was an advisory vote, meaning the city will have the final say on what happens but the votes will be taken into account.

A planned repaving project is the talk of the College Hill community, and on Tuesday night, residents will take a vote on the layout of North Bend Road.

Northside is the ninth-worst neighborhood for single-vehicle crashes, according to city data. There's been 485 crashes in the past three years, 29 of which happened on Virginia Avenue.

A citizen-led effort has proposed nine new possible routes for the Cincinnati streetcar. They’re hoping to narrow down the most popular, drum up support and present their ideas to city leaders.

Roughly three miles will be added to Devou Park’s Backcountry Trails this year, extending the total trail system to about 15 miles and making it the longest urban trail network in the region and amo

City officials aren't ready to talk about expanding the Connector streetcar. An advocate group has nine ideas.

Supporters of the Cincinnati streetcar project will reveal nine potential new routes at a public forum scheduled for Thursday, Feb. 1.

Cincinnati used to spend about $500,000 for pedestrian-focused engineering projects, according to council member Mark Jeffries. That number is now up to $7 million.

At 10 years old, Red Bike is having its busiest year ever. But revenue is not keeping pace with demand.