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Cincinnati could be the latest city in the U.S. to try to stop new parking lots downtown.

A WCPO analysis of complaints regarding littering and illegal dumping show that Westwood, West Price Hill and East Price Hill account for more than 27% of all requests in the city since 2020.

There are also calls to look at what schools need as far as more signage and crosswalks for students, as well as enforcing school speed limits on school days.

Four proposals for expansion of passenger train travel in Ohio got federal planning dollars last year. That puts them in the pipeline to be built.

More than 1 million people rode the Cincinnati Connector streetcar in 2023. Is expanded service in its future?

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

The owners of the old Greyhound bus station Downtown want to turn the site into a parking lot, but the city wants to curb parking lot development.

The Connector, as it is formally called, is still a 3.6-mile loop that was never meant to stay that way.

Data from Cincy Insights shows police made 15,512 traffic stops this year alone. That's up by nearly 3,000 since last year.

The 2023 Ohio General Election reached an unusually high turnout for an odd-numbered election year, thanks to two statewide ballot issues. Issue 1 garnered national attention, as Ohio...