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Meeks Owens is proposing significant changes to the way the city funds human services and other outside nonprofits. Although this funding is less than 4% of the city’s $474 million General Fund, it dominates public and council discussion during budget season.
Cincinnati City Council recently used its executive session powers for the first time. It should keep using this power to handle sensitive matters.
There’s no road map for successfully bringing back a struggling neighborhood. On the west side, these residents and nonprofit leaders are figuring it out as they go.
Should council meet in secret to discuss union wages?. Some of the nine council members are ready to do so.
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.