Politics

Cincinnati Proposes $5M 'Reparations' Program for Housing Discrimination

The plan would provide financial assistance to low-income residents affected by past discriminatory housing policies.

Cincinnati leaders push for stronger domestic violence response

$200,000 city proposal aims to boost YWCA shelter, security upgrades amid rise in Ohio domestic violence deaths

Cincinnati to Use Weed Revenue for Hard-Hit Communities

City Council member proposes using $2.5 million in marijuana tax proceeds to help neighborhoods disproportionately impacted by the war on drugs.

Tricia McLaughlin leaves 'meat grinder' Trump admin job today

Cincinnati-area native departs role as chief spokesperson for President's immigration agenda at DHS

Cincinnati City Council Passes Immigration Enforcement Restrictions, With Lone Holdout

Councilmember Scotty Johnson raises concerns about impact on federal partnerships

Former Venezuelan Mayor Detained in Cincinnati Faces Deportation

Carlos Garcia has until Friday to appeal his deportation order to Ecuador.

Trump to Deliver First State of the Union Since Returning to Office

The former president's speech will be broadcast live on Tuesday, February 24th.

Homeland Security spokeswoman Tricia McLaughlin to leave job next week

McLaughlin, a vocal supporter of DHS Secretary Kristi Noem, is departing amid funding lapse and controversy over Minneapolis operation

Ohio leaders warn of 18% sales tax, deep cuts if property taxes are abolished

As a grassroots effort ramps up to make Ohio the first state to end property taxes, government officials caution of "catastrophic" impacts on schools, public services.

Key Details Verified in 13-Year-Old's Trump Assault Claim

Bombshell investigation corroborates woman's account of abuse by Epstein associates, including Trump

Supreme Court Affirms and Reverses Ruling in 1934 Bank Case

FIRST NATIONAL BANK OF CINCINNATI et al. v. FLERSHEM et al. case decided by the Supreme Court in 1934

Mother's Desperate Act Reveals Horrors of Slavery

Margaret Garner's 1856 Cincinnati trial highlighted a mother's determination to protect her children from the brutalities of slavery.