3 cincinnati police are rolling out a new program to encourage witnesses to come forward and tell what they know.the c-crow program stands for cincinnati citizens respect our witnesses. homicide detectives say some murders stay unsolved because witnesses are scared.this program is safe through the court process.. but it needs volunteers. 3 members to volunteer their time :37 to be available by phone :40 for witnesses to be available to sit in the courtroom:42 with them :44 to sit in the courthouse in another room with them :46 while they re waiting :47 if you would like to get involved, we have links on our website.go to local 12- dot- com and you ll find links to the c-crow program there. 3 some students at madison junior senior high school are still shaken up this morning. they went back to class yesterday. police say 14- year- old austin hancock wounded four students in the cafeteria on monday.the students are all expected to recover.school staff rode along on buses.th
the rising water. we got a soaking last night for sure. mark: and i let forecast. s miriah turner has the details. good afternoon. has moved out, and we are looking at maybe a flurry this evening. temperatures at midnight were temperatures have been slowly s this afternoon. overnight tomorrow morning will be in the 20 s. the cold front brought rain and cooler temperatures. you can see the temperature trend of the last six-hours are 859 at 6:00 a.m., 56 right now. hour gusts were you can see the rain answered any. that was when the showers were moving out. all around greater cincinnati, the areas north and south saw two-inches of rain on average from the rain that move through last night and this morning. right now, we are the are wide. accumulations within the 275 inches of rain. we are looking at runoff and swollen rivers. we have the ohio-brush creek area above west union there fled stage is 15-feet, they re looking at topping off at 16-feet. we will look at the pos
A Metro Council committee gave a ‘no’ recommendation Tuesday to a tax increment financing district sought for a $249 million development in Paristown Pointe