Jay Hanselman

Cincinnati Council's Budget and Finance Committee will likely approve a lease agreement Monday to allow the long awaited renovation of Music Hall to move forward. 

The city's planning commission approved the issue Friday. 

Keep Cincinnati Beautiful is teaming up with the Ohio Department of Transportation for a clean-up project Saturday focusing on the city’s dirtiest entrance and exit ramps on Interstates 71 and 75.

Volunteers are asked to report to the ODOT location at 1400 Seymour Avenue in Cincinnati by 10:30 a.m.

Jay Hanselman looks back at some of the week's top stories in The Week in Review.

Can Cincinnati balance its next budget without money from a proposed parking lease or massive layoffs?  The answer to that question depends on who you ask.  

City administrators say it's mathematically impossible to balance without one or the other.  

But some Council Members disagree.  P.G. Sittenfeld said during a special meeting Thursday there are options.

1. Cincinnati's Police Chief says a newly released audit of the agency will save money.  But James Craig isn't ready to put a dollar amount on the savings yet.  W-V-X-U's Jay Hanselman reports...

2.Construction on Cincinnati's newest fire station is already underway in Westwood.  A groundbreaking ceremony was held today (yesterday).  W-V-X-U's Jay Hanselman reports officials say it will improve public safety and residents say they hope it will spur other economic development...