Cincinnati mayor, police chief say they'll follow law but aren't here to enforce immigration statuses
Amid an immigration crackdown happening nationwide, Cincinnati city leaders are taking a closer look at how the city would handle any raids conducted by ICE, and which city agencies may be involved.
As ICE intensifies efforts to deport undocumented residents, Cincinnati city officials are addressing questions about their ...
Addyston, in the wake of its largest company closing, is considering annexing into Cincinnati. Here's how it would work.
In an attempt to ease concerns about winter storm preparedness that have loomed over Cincinnati since early January, a new ...
CINCINNATI ( Cincinnati Business Courier) - The city of Cincinnati plans to spend more than $1.1 million changing streets and sidewalks in Corryville to slow down traffic and make the area safer for ...
There are still more questions than answers about why the Cincinnati snow removal process failed after a heavy snowfall ...
Transgender attorney announces run for Cincinnati City Council. They said, "I got tired of my existence being political ...
Cincinnati city leaders and community partners are coming together to create a solution that they say will address an ongoing issue: youth gun violence.Those involved believe the solution ...
CINCINNATI ( Cincinnati Business Courier) - A local municipality located north of Cincinnati plans to develop a new $7 ...
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