Over-the-Rhine was once considered one of Cincinnati’s most crime-ridden neighborhoods.
Major redevelopment efforts over the past two decades helped reduce violent crime and attract new residents and businesses. However, some sections of northern Over-the-Rhine continue to face persistent challenges related to drug activity, homelessness, public disorder, and safety concerns, according to residents, police reports, and…
Cincinnati officials have unveiled a proposal to preserve homeless assistance in Over-the-Rhine.
They plan to partner with Cincinnati Center City Development Corporation (3CDC) to purchase the St. Francis Seraph Church and the adjacent St. Anthony Center.
The plan aims to prevent interruptions to services that many residents experiencing homelessness rely on. Meanwhile, city leaders…
Cincinnati officials announced a new Center of Care partnership that aims to expand support for residents experiencing homelessness.
The initiative will bring several service providers together under one roof.
Mayor Aftab Pureval unveiled the initiative Monday alongside community organizations. He said the approach will make it easier for people to access housing assistance, behavioral health…


