“The Cincinnati Southern Railway has proven to be the city’s greatest money maker,” he concluded in the rail history memo. “Its return on investment, dollar for dollar, is unmatched.” ...

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.

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 ...

In the 1880s, the railway was developed as an economic development asset to bring commerce to Cincinnati. In truth, that is what CSR is today … an asset for the long-term benefit of the citizens ...

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 ...

Mayor Aftab Pureval announced Monday alongside other city leaders plans to sell the Cincinnati Southern Railway, the nation’s only municipally owned interstate railroad, for more than $1.6 billion.

The Cincinnati Southern Railway trust fund is already growing. In the first two months it's up $14 million, a report shows.

2023. voters in cincinnati will soon decide whether or not the city should sell its railroad to norfolk southern for $1.6 billion ahead of the november seventh election.

Cincinnati voters will decide a hotly debated question on the ballot this election: should the city sell Cincinnati Southern Railway to Norfolk Southern? Supporters of the sale argue the railroad ...

Cincinnati Southern Railway, which carries Norfolk Southern trains between Cincinnati and Chattanooga, has triggered controversy over much of its 143-year life.

With three weeks to go before an election in which Cincinnati voters are being asked to sell the city-owned Cincinnati Southern Railway, city officials announced they will host three community forums.