All this hubbub makes you wonder why our ancestors didn't commit to Cincinnati's most mythic public transportation project: the unfinished subway ... the flow of traffic downtown.

It's the view everyone looks forward to each spring in Cincinnati.Baseball is back and Cincinnati is showing out Thursday to celebrate.Thousands of people gathered on the streets of downtown ...

Last fall when Cincinnati asked ... rail that would link Downtown to Springdale and roughly align with Interstate 75. "In general, people are selling the value of the subway tunnels too short ...

The story of Cincinnati’s unfinished ... follow Columbia to downtown at Third Street and back to Walnut. It wasn’t a true subway, because only the portions under Central Parkway would be ...

The Peck building, with close to 691,000 square feet, sits at 550 Main St. in downtown Cincinnati. The Internal Revenue Service is the main tenant, with additional space for Corps of Engineers ...

An arcade bar in downtown Cincinnati is closing its doors, two years after opening.Level One Cincy posted that it's closing its doors for good Sunday."Come see us one last time tonight and ...

CINCINNATI (Cincinnati Business Courier) - A recently built downtown Cincinnati hotel has changed brands and undergone a wholesale facelift, complete with a new ground-floor restaurant.

Voco the Clair Cincinnati Downtown made its debut in January 2025 following a year-long interior transformation. Scott Schiavone Preview this article 1 min The former Holiday Inn & Suites in ...

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 ...

CINCINNATI (ENQUIRER) - The city of Cincinnati never finished building its subway in the 1920s ... It sits below Central Parkway in Downtown, starting near Walnut Street and ending just north ...

To Galen G. Gordon, the Kinley Cincinnati Downtown general manager, the name itself was a no-brainer. It makes sense to focus Downtown around a landmark, he said. "Why call it anything else?" ...

Downtown Cincinnati is recovering its pre-pandemic foot traffic, new data from the School of Cities at the University of Toronto show. Driving that recovery? Residents and visitors, not workers.