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We discuss why evictions are up, hear what rights tenants have and get the perspective of landlords.

Ten percent of renter households in Hamilton County faced an eviction filing in 2024, according to new data from The Eviction Lab at Princeton University.

The Cincinnati Tenants' Union is asking the city to establish a right to counsel program.

The measure is supposed to protect renters from a late payment eviction if they can pay all past due rent and fees. But the magistrates say they won't enforce it because they think it conflicts with state law.

A study published in Health Affairs Monday confirms the impact a partnership with the Legal Aid Society of Greater Cincinnati is having.

The city will use federal funding to help residents facing eviction find legal services and financial assistance. The Access to Justice pilot program will launch this fall with nearly $800,000.

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