Millie Schafer fought garbage, a cell tower and feral cats. She's still fighting a landscaper next to her home.

An energetic crowd watched as a pro-LGBTQ Pride flag was hoisted high above City Hall in Cincinnati on Monday.

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Cincinnati City Council finalized the next city budget Wednesday, emphasizing increased funding for public services like filling potholes and snow removal.

A Cincinnati city engineer fired in October 2024 after an altercation with pro-Palestinian protesters has been reinstated to his job, the city confirmed on Wednesday. It wasn't clear when engineer ...

The city of Cincinnati employee was terminated in October after an "aggressive, derogatory, and disparaging" interaction with pro-Palestinian demonstrators outside City Hall.

In a sign of inclusion for people of all sexual orientations, the pride flag is now flying at both Cincinnati City Hall and the Hamilton Courthouse.

Cincinnati declared itself a sanctuary city in 2017, but exactly how the city is doing so is still unclear. Now, the city's vice mayor is awaiting reports on how the city is supporting immigrants.

ATLANTIC CITY — Terry Tucker, Sheila Oliver’s former chief of staff, said she thinks about the late lieutenant governor every day and believes she would be proud of the City Hall courtyard ...

Cincinnati Police Chief Teresa Theetge speaks at a press conference with other city council members, Tuesday, June 24, 2025, at Cincinnati City Hall in Downtown Cincinnati.

Cincinnati city officials have proposed $5.5 million in the draft budget for a daytime center at 760 W. 5th Street in Queensgate aimed at helping those experiencing homelessness.

Pride flags flying above Cincinnati's City Hall, Hamilton County Courthouse Newsom slammed for ignoring voters and leaving out funding for Prop 36 in budget ‘We will not stay silent’: Ariana ...