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Short-term steps were announced Monday to pave the way for solving the long-term problem of speeding and reckless driving in the city of Cincinnati.

While some see the cameras as a controversial way to try and stop speeding, council member Mark Jeffreys said they could be helpful in limiting pedestrian crashes.

On roads — including Harrison Avenue and Linwood Avenue — neighbors are calling for traffic calming measures.

Should council meet in secret to discuss union wages?. Some of the nine council members are ready to do so.

Letters to the editor.

Issue 11 on the November ballot would get rid of the "pocket veto" and ensure all proposed legislation gets a fair shake in front of City Council.

Under a proposed Cincinnati charter amendment, all legislation would come to the floor of City Council. That hasnt always been the case.

City Councils vote to confirm citys next CEO was unanimous. Mayor says Long had to "work hard to get where she is."

Police said victim, 55-year-old Richard Tavares has been hospitalized with serious injuries.

Racial disparities in pollution, an overwhelming amount of trash and changes along the Ohio River. These are environmental stories you should know.