Address: 632 Race St., Downtown Year Built: 1919 Owner: Fifth Third Bancorp (with a lease controlled by Hardee's restaurant) Value: $560,500 Comments: It's been several years since anyone bo  

Sprawl is a product of more than a desire for new homes and good schools -- it's propelled by fear, racism, conservative land developers, outdated tax structures, restrictive zoning and fragmente  

At exactly what point do we have enough stuff to achieve the American dream? When we have the three-bedroom house, two-car garage and white picket fence? When we have the in-ground pool and hot tub  

After going 1-for-3 at the ballot box in recent years, Cincinnati Public Schools (CPS) needs a $480-million hit. The school district is asking voters to approve a 4.89-mill bond issue to rebuild   

Should voters stop public funding of Cincinnati City Council campaigns before it begins? That's the question Issue 8 asks. About three years ago Citizens for Fair Elections, a coalition of 19 grass  

Address: 2119 Central Ave., West End Owner: Anthony Henderson Value: $8,000 Year Built: 1875 Comments: Most of the buildings on this street, which runs roughly parallel to Central Parkwa  

Who benefits from the hundreds of millions in federal spending that U.S. Senator Mitch McConnell likes to say he's brought Kentucky? Tobacco farmers have gotten more than $700 million in assistance  

Address: 106-8 E. Eighth St., Covington Owner: Les Whitling Reporting Service Value: $60,000 Year Built: Unknown Comments: How could a defunct court reporting company still own a buil  

In less than a year, a promising Mount Auburn charter school with 672 students has devolved into an empty building, a series of lawsuits and a heap of animosity. All that remains of the education  

Address: 1201 Linn St., West End Owner: Casino Theater Cincinnati LLC Value: $275,000 Year Built: 1908 Comments: Most people know the Regal Theater as a movie theater, but it also host