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Council votes to steer City Hall-area property toward Cincinnati Public Radio
Cincinnati City Council members voted down a proposal on Monday to award a development agreement with Indianapolis-based developer Milhaus to build a mixed-use apartment project north of City Hall, with members signaling that they preferred to allow.....»»
Kroger set to hire nearly 600 employees downtown
Kroger Co. plans to hire 590 people for digital and technology jobs that will be based at the Atrium II Building, 221 E. Fourth St., city economic development officials said Monday. Cincinnati City Council members gave initial approval on Monday to a.....»»
Hoover approves tax increases to potentially add $11M to annual budget
A Birmingham suburb has increased its sales tax for the first time in almost a quarter century. A month after Mayor Frank Brocato introduced a plan to offset the city’s budget crisis and fund major projects, the Hoover City Council voted 4-3 to approve.....»»
Cincinnati Bell displeased with streetcar performance
Cincinnati Bell, the company that holds the naming rights to the streetcar, is not happy with how the project has performed and has told the city so, it said Friday afternoon. The statement followed a day in which multiple sources told the Business Co.....»»
Did City Council support latest payment to Cincinnati’s former city manager?
Four members of the Cincinnati City Council opposed and three backed the city administration’s deal to give former City Manager Harry Black an additional $370,000 to avoid a lawsuit over his forced resignation in April......»»
Council gives Fourth & Race final go-ahead; here"s when work begins
The long-delayed Fourth & Race mixed-use residential tower got the Cincinnati City Council’s final approval on Wednesday, with members passing two ordinances needed to make the $116 million project happen. Objections by City Council members that .....»»
City Council paves the way for business to move out of FC Cincinnati stadium site
Cincinnati City Council voted unanimously for a plan on Wednesday that will allow Tristate Wholesale Building Supplies Inc. to move out of the planned footprint of FC Cincinnati’s Major League Soccer stadium to Lower Price Hill. Tristate Buildi.....»»
New council texts: Cranley tried to make a deal with critics to fire Black
In late March, during Cincinnati city government’s political crisis over the fate of then-City Manager Harry Black, Mayor John Cranley allegedly offered to make a deal with two of his harshest critics — council members and fellow Democrats Wend.....»»
Cranley announces city manager finalists
Mayor John Cranley told Cincinnati City Council members on Monday that he wants them to pick among two candidates to be the city manager – the current acting city manager, Patrick Duhaney, and Assistant City Manager John Juech. “Over the past.....»»
West Carrollton approves sale of acreage for $4.5M volleyball complex
The city of West Carrollton is moving forward with its plan to add a multimillion-dollar volleyball complex. West Carrollton City Council approved legislation Nov. 13 to sell seven acres at 220 W. Central Avenue to Cincinnati-based Spike-It LLC for.....»»
Attorney: Some Cincinnati council members’ texts destroyed
Text messages to and from Cincinnati City Council members Wendell Young and Tamaya Dennard have been destroyed, according to attorney Brian Shrive, who is seeking the messages in two pending court cases. In an interview, Shrive said he believes the text.....»»
Five things you need to know today, and help me plan for Vegas
Good morning, Cincinnati! Here are the six! most important things you need to know to help start your busy business day: Downtown hotel gets tax breaks Chris Wetterich reports that Cincinnati City Council has unanimously approved a property tax ab.....»»
With no deal yet with Ballet, FC Cincinnati’s stadium development plan to be held by council
The Cincinnati City Council is expected to hold off voting on FC Cincinnati’s development plan for its Major League Soccer stadium when it meets at 2 p.m. today because the club has yet to strike a deal with the Cincinnati Ballet over its future.....»»
Plan to permanently close part of Elm Street for Cincinnati convention center draws questions, criticism
The city and 3CDC’s plan to close Elm Street in front of the Duke Energy Convention Center, creating a massive amount of new pedestrian space, recently drew questions and criticism......»»
Five things you need to know today, and betting on Cincinnati
Good morning, Cincinnati! Here are the five business stories you need to know to start your busy week. About two dozen Cincinnati homeowners excoriated Mayor Aftab Pureval and Councilman Reggie Harris’ plan for sweeping changes to the city’.....»»
City councilors question Wu’s plan to shift more taxes to businesses
Members of Boston's city council spent more than four hours Tuesday untangling the thorny trends and policy precedent behind a measure to shift more of the tax burden onto commercial properties......»»
City of Loveland partners with Cincinnati Bell on smart city solution
See the rest of the story here. Theflyonthewall.com provides the latest financial news as it breaks. Known as a leader in market intelligence, The Fl.....»»
Cincinnati mayoral candidate’s recovery plan calls for ’15-minute city’
Wherever you live in Cincinnati, mayoral candidate Gavi Begtrup wants you to be only 15 minutes from basic needs without needing to own a car......»»
Ex-U.S. attorney who prosecuted Cincinnati council members, former House speaker, gets new job
Former U.S. Attorney David DeVillers, who oversaw four major public corruption prosecutions in Cincinnati and Columbus, has been hired a partner by one of the largest law firms in the country......»»
Mann questions charter amendment that would divert $50 million to affordable housing
Councilman David Mann, a candidate for 2021 mayor, as well as other council members said Wednesday they were deeply troubled by a proposed city charter amendment requiring the city to put at least $50 million per year in an affordable housing trust fund......»»