Other views:There's no turning back if Cincinnati sells railroad It’s been encouraging to see nonpartisan debate on this very important topic. We hope that the debate stays in a positive light ...

Cincinnati owning a railroad is a quirk of history, and it's perfectly fine for that era to come to an end. Union Institute and University forfeits accreditation after probation, likely to close.

If Cincinnati voters approve Issue 22 to sell the city railroad, who’s in charge of the money and will safeguard against wasteful spending?. Sixteen financial institutions – including Cincinnati’s own ...

As Cincinnati voters ponder whether to keep or sell the city's Southern Railway, some wonder why a municipality owns a railroad in the first place.

The Cincinnati Railroad sale has appeared to have been passed by voters, giving the OK to sell the rail line to Norfolk Southern for $1.6 billion. Advertisement ...

The first payment from the Cincinnati Southern Railroad sale will deliver $56 million for city improvements. Officials plan to distribute this across streets, bridges, parks, rec centers and more.

When the city of Cincinnati sold its railroad in 2024, supporters promised residents they would see more spending on roads, parks, recreation facilities and other infrastructure than ever before.

The city gave initial approval to a potential charter amendment. It would take $600 million of the $1.6 billion Cincinnati Southern Railway Trust and use it for the tax cut.

The design of the 161 Deer St. development was touted as being inspired by the North End’s long railroad-related history. Here are details.

Cincinnati could use $600M from railroad sale for property tax cut. by Sydney Hawkins, ... It would take $600 million of the $1.6 billion Cincinnati Southern Railway Trust and use it for the tax cut.