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Development Boom in Cincinnati: Who Benefits and Who’s Left Behind?
Cincinnati has experienced a notable development boom in recent years, with new projects transforming the city's landscape and economy. From revitalized neighborhoods to burgeoning business districts, the city appears to be on an upward trajectory. However, this growth raises critical questions about who truly benefits and who may be marginalized in the process. The Boom:…
March 18, 20250Comments
Aerial rendering of the renovated Grant Park, showing tree-lined paths, colorful play areas and open plazas.
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Cincinnati’s Grant Park renovation plan reaches $13.5 million as funding discussions continue
Grant Park renovation plans in Cincinnati could bring a $13.5 million makeover to Over-the-Rhine, including an inclusive playground, interactive water features and new sports facilities. The Cincinnati Center City Development Corp. (3CDC) is seeking public funding to help finance the proposed improvements.  The project would transform Grant Park into a recreational space with amenities for…
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Cincinnati marijuana tax revenue could fund housing and youth programs
Cincinnati Council members voted Wednesday to direct city administrators to draft an ordinance establishing spending restrictions for the revenue.  The proposal would dedicate approximately $1.8 million in annual cannabis tax receipts to five programs, according to local news reports and the city’s legislative record.  The vote followed an October 26 decision by the council’s Budget…
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Former Greater Cincinnati school employee sues district, HR director
Former Milford High School athletic director Aaron Zupka has sued Milford Exempted Village Schools and its human resources director after his termination over allegations involving sponsorship funds and student safety.  The lawsuit follows an independent hearing referee’s recommendation that the district reinstate Zupka, whose dismissal stemmed from a series of disputed allegations.  What prompted the…
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Cincinnati MetroRapid design nears completion as bus-only lanes are reduced
Cincinnati’s first bus rapid transit (BRT) route is moving closer to construction, with Metro officials expecting to complete the design by the end of 2026.  The planned MetroRapid corridor will connect Downtown Cincinnati with Roselawn, primarily along Reading Road, with construction targeted for spring 2027. The project aims to improve public transportation reliability, shorten trips…
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Does Cincinnati need rapid population growth to keep its economy expanding?
Cincinnati’s population growth could influence the region’s ability to expand its workforce and sustain economic growth through 2026.  Economists have identified population trends and labor-market conditions as important factors shaping Greater Cincinnati’s long-term economic outlook. The concern is whether the region can attract enough residents and workers to meet employers’ needs as businesses expand. Although…
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