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Council Member Reggie Harris says his ordinance would streamline the application process for federal low-income housing tax credits and incentivize development.
"Over the weekend, we shattered our record of new daily cases when nearly 1,000 new cases were reported on Saturday," said Mayor Aftab Pureval. "Unfortunately, today, we have broken that record again."
Walk-up COVID-19 vaccinations held at Paul Brown Stadium COVID-19 vaccines were administered at Paul Brown Stadium Sunday. (Source: WXIX) By Drew Amman | April 25, 2021 at 3:02 PM EDT - Updated April 25 at 3:02 PM CINCINNATI (FOX19) -Paul Brown Stadium was a walk-up mass vaccination site Sunday with no appointment required. Assistant City Manager for Cincinnati John Juech says that this was a partnership with the city “under the city manager, Hamilton County, and the Cincinnati Bengals.” Representatives from the Health Collaborative and Cincinnati Health Department continue to emph...
Cincinnati Public Schools can't be pushed to reopen faster for five-day learning Some parents want the city of Cincinnati to push the district harder toward resuming five-day-a-week in-person learning at all schools â but CPS doesnât answer to City Council. City Hall canât compel the CPS Board of Education to do anything. and last updated 2021-03-08 18:14:29-05 Leslie Mooney moved her son out of Cincinnati Public Schools to get him back in a physical classroom after virtual learning took an alarming toll on his mental health, she said Monday. "Over the course of the fall semest...
Police: Salt truck driver nearly struck officers, dumped salt on cruiser during chase Jeanne Houck and Chris Mayhew, Cincinnati Enquirer Updated, 10:05 p.m.: A salt truck driver arrested Friday after Reading police said he almost struck two of its officers and sprayed them with salt as he fled is a city of Cincinnati employee. Cincinnati Assistant City Manager John Juech confirmed Omar Trip Armstrong, 36, is a Cincinnati Department of Public Services employee in a text to The Enquirer. "The allegations are serious, and we are monitoring the situation closely," Juech said....