You might have lost Lebron James to Miami, but the city of Cincinnati is getting — wait for it — streetcars!

CINCINNATI (AP) — Cincinnati is getting $25 million in federal money for the city’s high-profile streetcar program.
U.S. Transportation Secretary Ray LaHood announced the grant Thursday, part of $293 million for transit projects nationwide.
Cincinnati plans a six-mile streetcar route connecting the city’s central business district with two redeveloping neighborhoods north of downtown, including an area around the University of Cincinnati.
The city still needs about $42 million in additional state or federal dollars to fund the project’s $128 million first phase. Even if the full amount is not in place, city officials have said preliminary construction could begin this fall with relocating utilities to clear the way for track installation.

Ding! Ding!

Now, if only Ohio can find $100 million lying around to finish phase one.