Triversity Construction News Today

LoVe Nightclub, which is located at 138 W 4th St., is set to open in late 2023, but an exact date hasn't been revealed.

3CDC partnered with the African American Chamber of Commerce to host an event with a goal of connecting businesses to the construction management for the Duke Energy Convention Center renovation.

The project closes two streets and increases pedestrian space in response to public safety concerns.

Cincinnati Children’s will open a primary care office Monday, June 5, in the Campbell County city of Cold Spring, bringing healthcare closer to more homes in Northern Kentucky.To be called Cincinn

Cincinnati Children’s will open a primary care office Monday, June 5, in the Campbell County city of Cold Spring, bringing healthcare closer to more homes in Northern Kentucky.To be called Cinci

The Cincinnati USA Regional Chamber is honoring seven Black leaders through its annual We Are Making Black History campaign.

All three companies have the potential to join the Deloitte Cincinnati 100 list of the largest privately held companies in the region.

Cincinnati's Affordable Housing Trust Fund was established in 2018 and has never been used for its intended purpose: to incentivize the preservation and production of affordable housing through loans and grants. But that's changing.

Mel Gravely and Michael Fisher join Cincinnati Edition to discuss the book.

Cincinnati's first-ever committee focused on housing met for its inaugural meeting Wednesday. Council members are proposing the creation of a Tenants Bill of Rights, changes to tax abatements and density regulations, among other initiatives.