Some neighborhoods used to be independent communities. Others started out artificially. And some simply don't exist any more.

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When residents of Cincinnati's Walnut Hills neighborhood learned they would lose their only supermarket in 2015, city and neighborhood leaders sprang into action. Nearly a decade and $170 million ...

City council members plan to address the increase in youth service calls with Cincinnati Public Schools leaders at a Healthy Neighborhoods Committee meeting in the spring.

CINCINNATI — With over 5,000 vacant buildings throughout Cincinnati, city council hopes a new Vacant Building Registry, approved on a 5-4 vote, will do more than the current maintenance license ...