Today's newscast includes these stories:

Council to vote on new 11 p.m. curfew for minors and separate Downtown curfew after youth violence concerns.

Cincinnati Public Schools board reviews staff and program cuts to close a $50 million funding shortfall.

CIG Communities secures $40 million loan to convert downtown office tower into 162 apartments.

Archbishop Casey’s past leadership of Casa Jesus draws scrutiny over misconduct allegations and calls for transparency.

Historic Imperial Theatre set for full renovation into a year-round performance and community space.

Today's newscast includes these stories:

• Curfew plan & $2 M safety fund move to full Council vote today.
• $65 M First Financial Center conversion brings 162 new Downtown apartments.
• Cincinnati Open kicks off; record crowds, $80 M impact forecast.
• Kenilworth II adds 128 apartments at Norwood’s Factory 52 redevelopment.
• Ex-UC doctor convicted for practicing without license; faces up to 3 years.

Today's newscast features stories about:

• Metro wins $29 million grant to launch first bus-rapid line
• Police probe KKK flyers scattered in Madisonville yards
• UC engineers eye albatross flight for next-gen drones
• Utilities seek steep delivery-rate hikes; watchdog warns of $45 monthly hit
• Victim in viral downtown brawl says she’s “lucky to be alive”