CINCINNATI (WKRC) — Cincinnati City Council is expected to pass an ordinance to keep all kids off the streets late at night.

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.

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

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Crowds of minors met at Egg Harbor Township's event last year, which spurred several fights and disruptive behavior.

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The policy change was made at least partially in response to a viral video that showed a large group of teens fighting near a ...