Sharon Coolidge
Enquirer
Cincinnati, OH, United States
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Hamilton County Republican Party Chairman Russell Mock says job is to 'unite the party'
New Hamilton County Republican Party Chairman Russell Mock says task one is uniting the party. → Read More
HighGrain Brewery: Bringing 'good liquid' to Cincinnati's inner suburbs
HighGrain Brewery is expanding to Springfield Township. Here's how it started. → Read More
Cincinnati didn't wait for state officials, went to East Palestine to test water
When information from state officials wasn't coming fast enough, Cincinnati water officials did their own analysis of samples from East Palestine. → Read More
From appendix surgery to a 10-game winning streak: What it's like to cover the Bengals
What's it like to cover The Cincinnati Bengals as a job? The Enquirer's Kelsey Conway and Jason Williams tell all. → Read More
Bronson Arroyo: Cincinnati Reds 'probably 4 or 5 years away' from competing for division title
Former Reds pitcher Bronson Arroyo told The Enquirer's "That's So Cincinnati" the club is "probably four or five years away from really competing." → Read More
City leaders propose tax abatement changes they say will be fairer
Cincinnati Mayor Aftab Pureval unveiled the city's prpoosed new tax abatement policy. → Read More
Joe Biden visited this popular Cincinnati restaurant on Wednesday
While in town to discuss the Brent Spence Bridge, President Joe Biden visited this popular Cincinnati restaurant. → Read More
New documents: Rail board sought $65M-a-year lease from Norfolk Southern before sale
Back-and-forth negotiations between the city and Norfolk Southern answer several questions about the proposed $1.6 billion sale of the railroad. → Read More
December surprise: Cincinnati City Council set to raise property taxes
Cincinnati City Council is set to raise property taxes Wednesday. The cost? $39 per $100,000 valuation of a home. → Read More
Councilman Reggie Harris will pick who replaces Greg Landman on City Council
Cincinnati City Councilman Reggie Harris will pick who replaces Greg Landsman on city council. One thing the selection process won't be: "A popularity contest." → Read More
Streetcar milestone: Cincinnati Streetcar hit all-time high monthly ridership
With a little help from Blink, the Cincinnati streetcar hit a ridership milestone in October. → Read More
That's So Cincinnati: Cincinnati Fire Chief Michael Washington
Eighteen months on the job, Cincinnati Fire Chief Michael Washington is making changes → Read More
Cincinnati council poised to hold its first legal executive session
Should council meet in secret to discuss union wages?. Some of the nine council members are ready to do so. → Read More
More crosswalks, bike lanes coming to Cincinnati streets
Linn Street is one of the most dangerous streets in Cincinnati when it comes to pedestrian safety. $20 million will help make it better. → Read More
'I'm giving back power.' Aftab Pureval backs plan to kill pocket veto
Under a proposed Cincinnati charter amendment, all legislation would come to the floor of City Council. That hasn't always been the case. → Read More
Interim Cincinnati city manager leaves with $436K severance
After eight months of work, Interim City Manager John Curp will depart the city with a $436,000 severance package. Here's why. → Read More
It's official; council picks Sheryl Long as Cincinnati city manager
City Council's vote to confirm city's next CEO was unanimous. Mayor says Long had to "work hard to get where she is." → Read More
Cincinnati Mayor Aftab Pureval: Here's my pick for city manager
Now Cincinnati City Council must approve Pureval's pick → Read More
Meet Aftab Pureval's Cincinnati city manager candidates
Cincinnati Mayor Aftab Pureval has whittled his city manager search to two people. Meet them. → Read More
Cincinnati city manager search shrinks to 5, now 2
Cincinnati Mayor Aftab Pureval has whittled the city manager list to two candidates who both work at City Hall. → Read More