Cincinnati City Council

Seven Cincinnati City Council candidates — all Democrats — will have to defend their approval of a Hyde Park Square development despite neighborhood resistance in this election.

A summer spike in violent crime in Cincinnati has brought the issue to the forefront of this year's City Council race.

Both the Republicans and the Charter Committee sense an opening in 2025.

Five candidates for the nine-seat Council have the backing of the Charter Committee. Two of them used to sit on Council.

The pension fund reached a crisis point about 12 years ago with only 61% of the system funded.

The $100,000 pilot is part of the next city budget and includes seven West Side neighborhoods.

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

Council made very few changes to what the city manager and mayor proposed, but identified a few places to cut funding so it could be reallocated.

An endorsement from the Hamilton County Democratic Party is a significant boost on election day.

Cincinnati City Council is considering which outside organizations to fund as part of the next city budget.