Cincinnati News

Save the Children today urged the G8 to increase pressure on Syrian leaders to allow humanitarian aid agencies access to the whole country.

The city signed an agreement today to lease its parking meters, lots and garages to the Greater Cincinnati Port Authority, but the mayor and City Council may make changes to the plan before it ' s implemented.

The Ohio Department of Transportation has given the city of Cincinnati a December deadline to come up with money to help pay for the new Uptown interchange.

The free, every-Friday MidPoint Indie Summer series concerts at Downtown's Fountain Square have featured some eclectic music over the past few years, everything from Bounce and Electro to Roots Rock, World music and Pop.

A new pair of Peregrine Falcons have made their home in Downtown Cincinnati and produced three chicks! Today the Division of Wildlife Biologists will outfit the three week old peregrine falcon chicks with state and federal identification bands at their nest site near 4th and Vine.

According to Cincinnati police, at about 3:30 a.m. near the intersection of 15th and Republic Streets another man began shooting at the biker in what is believed to be an attempted robbery.

The UN World Food Programme announced today the government of Germany has made a US $20 million dollar donation to help feed Syrian refugees.

He skulked around downtown Cincinnati in the early morning hours from Walnut Street up to Seventh.

Eric Dirheimer stood quietly Monday afternoon at the green-painted steps that lead to Cosmic Pizza.

Justin Hilliard from Cincinnati, Ohio was offered today by the Michigan coaching staff.

Starting at 7 p.m. Friday, several restrictions will be in place for southbound Interstate 471 from Cincinnati to Newport because of work on the Daniel Carter Beard Bridge.

We know that globally there is a huge need for school lunch programs to fight child hunger.

Veteran Cincinnati bass wizard Freekbass is the first Master Class leader to be announced for The London Bass Guitar Show 2014 .

Today, the Hamilton County Court of Appeals refused a stay on its June 12 ruling for the city's plan to lease its parking meters, lots and garages to the Greater Cincinnati Port Authority.

Kao USA added its sign to 312 Plum. Harland Financial Services now has its signs on the west and east sides of the building.

A PLEA TODAY... IN A VEHICULAR HOMICIDE CASE... FROM A FREAK ACCIDENT TWO YEARS AGO.

In honor of its 100th birthday and its forthcoming plans to renovate it into a music venue/"multi-use events hall," the owners of the Woodward Theater will show off the new space tomorrow at 7 p.m. The Woodward was purchased by the owners of MOTR Pub, with help from the Cincinnati Development Fund, this past February.

CityBeat is looking to talk to convicted drug offenders from Ohio for an upcoming cover story.

Two years after a freak, fatal accident claimed the life of a University of Cincinnati student, a Hamilton truck driver is charged-and entered a guilty plea-for his role in the crash.

The Hamilton County Court of Appeals declined to postpone enforcement of its decision in the Cincinnati parking lease case while opponents try to get the Ohio Supreme Court to take the case.