City Council has returned from its summer recess and begun to address the fallout from the viral street brawl on July 26.

City officials spent much of Tuesday morning discussing the enforcement of a curfew for parts of the city, but it's still a ways off from becoming city law.

Although a curfew for juveniles has already been enforced, City Manager Sheryl Long, Cincinnati Police Chief Teresa Theetge and City Solicitor Emily Smart Woerner are looking to make some changes.

The National Night Out has given Cincinnati Police a chance to connect with those they serve for more than four decades. This year, it came after several high-profile crimes caught national attention.

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Cincinnati Mayor Aftab Pureval and other city and community leaders will discuss "the path forward" at a 3 p.m. press ...

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Cincinnati City Council will vote Wednesday on a citywide 11 p.m. curfew for minors, as well as a special extended curfew ...

The event, held at Jim and Jack's on Cincinnati's west side, drew approximately 300 attendees, including Ramaswamy and mayoral candidate Cory Bowman.