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The Tenants’ Guide includes information on evictions, how to get rent and utility assistance, and how to legally withhold rent if your landlord fails to keep the property habitable.

Public safety is the top priority as Cincinnati City Council considers the next fiscal year budget, members say. But this budget process will be more difficult than the last few years now that federal stimulus from the American Rescue Plan Act is no longer available.

Cincinnati City Council voted unanimously Wednesday to approve an ordinance to ban loitering at future Bus Rapid Transit stops.

Cincinnati City Council will consider a new form of public input when deciding the city budget this year.

Cincinnati City Council recently voted to spend close to a million dollars on the city's fleet of vehicles — but it's not yet clear whether that means a new fire truck or new snowplows.

Two members voted against the measure, saying Council should not purchase new snowplows until the Department of Public Services finishes an official report on what’s needed to improve snow removal.

Opponents say the proposed development is too large, tall, and could exacerbate traffic and parking concerns.

The ordinance says anyone who violates the proposed rules could be fined $250, jailed for 30 days, or both.

People would only be allowed to occupy the stop for as long as it takes to buy fare, wait for the bus, and board or de-board.

The program requires owners of buildings that sit vacant more than six months to register with the city and submit to periodic inspections.