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Listeners want to know why Downtown structures are decorated with colorful lights.
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Crews began work on the roughly $209 million effort to expand and update the convention center — part of a larger push to establish a convention district Downtown.
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The closure makes room for renovation work on the Duke Energy Convention Center. The street and neighboring vacant land will eventually become a public park and plaza.
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A planned $200 million renovation of the Duke Energy Convention Center needs one more vote to reach full funding.
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The architectural drawings show sunnier interiors and lots of windows.
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The new tax will be added to the county's existing 6.5% hotel tax and be used to help support the renovation of the Duke Energy Convention Center and surrounding convention center district.
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The Duke Energy Convention Center will undergo a $200 million renovation and expansion starting next year. But producers of some of the center's popular consumer shows are raising questions about the project.
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A planned $470 million convention hotel has a financing gap of about $178 million that the developer wants Hamilton County and the city of Cincinnati to help fill. But officials say that doesn't mean cutting a check from the county or city general fund.
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Cincinnati and Hamilton County officials are kicking in annual funds to help 3CDC purchase the parking garage.
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Local officials are closer to building a new convention hotel in Cincinnati, but funding for the project is still a bit uncertain.