Politics
Cincinnati’s 2026-27 Budget and Tax Updates: What Local Residents Should Know
New budget measures will affect public services and taxes across Cincinnati, impacting households and local businesses in the coming year.
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Cincinnati's Top Walking Trails Rated by Distance and Difficulty
City parks offer graded routes from flat two-mile loops to steeper five-mile climbs suited for different fitness levels.
wellness
Cincinnati Dog-Friendly Parks Double as Social Fitness Hubs
Residents combine dog walks with group workouts at city parks equipped for both pets and people.
wellness
Cincinnati Pools Launch Swim Programs for Toddlers Through Seniors
Pools across neighbourhoods are scheduling group lessons and water fitness sessions open to toddlers, adults and seniors this summer.
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Cincinnati Parks Transform Dog Walks Into Community Fitness Workouts
Cincinnati residents are turning dog walks into group workouts at several neighborhood parks equipped for both pets and people.
property
Proposed Rezoning That Could Transform a Suburb Advances in Blue Ash
Cincinnati planners are set to review a request that would open dozens of acres in Blue Ash to denser housing and retail along Reed Hartman Highway.
property
Brent Spence Bridge Corridor Project Lifting Property Values in Queensgate
The $2.8 billion infrastructure overhaul is pushing assessed home values higher in adjacent Cincinnati blocks.
wellness
Cincinnati Sleep Clinics Expand Local Sleep Study Information and Access
Facilities across Mount Auburn and Clifton now list updated options for overnight monitoring and at-home kits.
wellness
Cincinnati Residents Unite Through Community Fitness Challenges
Cincinnati residents are signing up for group fitness challenges that combine exercise with neighborhood connections across the city.
Politics
Cincinnati Directs Property Tax Revenue to Fix Roads and Fund Jobs
The city's latest budget document directs portions of local tax collections toward capital projects and training initiatives that affect daily commutes and employment access for residents in areas such as Westwood and Evanston.
Politics
Cincinnati Voters Shape Council Race Over Community Services Funding Decisions
The municipal election will determine council leadership over city budget decisions that set annual support levels for social services used by residents in areas such as Avondale and Westwood.