What if Cincinnati's old subway tunnels became an underground food hall and art market? Or canals for kayaking? Or speakeasy spots? The city asked for ideas on what to do with the unused subway ...

Last fall when Cincinnati asked for ideas for what to do with its empty, 2.2-mile abandoned subway tunnel system, many Enquirer readers and social media commenters had the same response ...

Cincinnati's abandoned subway tunnel, which stretches two miles through Over-the-Rhine and northward, could be reimagined for another use after the city issued an informational request in late ...

What should Cincinnati do with its unused subway tunnels? They asked, and the public answered, and the ideas range from a theater to bathhouses to speakeasies to kayak training centers and more.It ...

To take one recent example, another "update" was provided in the Enquirer on thinking around what to do with Cincinnati’s infamous uncompleted subway tunnels ("In Cincinnati's abandoned subway ...

Cincinnati’s never-utilized subway system is considered the nation’s largest abandoned subway tunnel.For more than 50 years, the two-mile stretch has been silent, its doors blocked by steel ...

The city of Cincinnati never finished building its subway in the 1920s, a decision that has long been second-guessed. The subway tunnel not only sits empty but costs city taxpayers money to maintain.

Cincinnati city officials are seeking new ideas on what to do with the city's unused subway tunnel.The two-mile tunnel was originally built in the 190s but was never used. It runs underneath ...