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Next on Eyewitness News a dam on the brink. Hundreds of people being evacuated right now were live on the scene. Plus a city in waiting whats getting done in goldsboro to prepare for flooding that could start tomorrow. And a barge could soon barge into homes on the outer banks. Whatll happen next. Eyewitness news starts right now. Breaking news right now in moore county crews are evacuating hundreds of people near the woodlake dam. Good evening from the breaking news cenetr im steve daniels. Theres a problem with the dam right outside the town of vass. Flooding has the dam near its breaking po...

The Fighting Irish and NC State Wolfpack have only met three times and Notre Dame fans likely remember two of those for all the wrong reasons.

1:11 Citizens from the neighborhood and beyond spoke on the impact gun violence has had on their lives, many having lost loved ones over the years in Cincinnati, including their own children. Pastor Peterson Mingo lived through the death of multiple brothers in his youth. "As I look around, I see people who have every reason in the world to be concerned and basically want to see some things done to ensure that our children, Amen, don't just end up on billboards as a number and a picture," Mingo said. Boxing trainer Dione Walker says Black youth need to see the value in themselves to combat gu...

Experts: To end Cincinnati's battle with gun violence, we need to do more than make arrests Hamilton County Prosecutor Joe Deters is at war. Neither he nor his assistant prosecutors plan to offer plea deals to people accused of gun crimes in the wake of the July 4 shooting that killed 16-year-old Milo Watson and 19-year-old Dexter Wright in the middle of a crowded Smale Park. Mayor John Cranley is, too. The city of Cincinnati is partnering with the Department of Justice in a new effort to bring federal charges against people who illegally possess firearms. But community leaders and criminal...

Added foot, bike patrols hit Cincinnati streets Many walked; some biked. Chief Eliot Isaac said he hopes having more officers out in the community will calm Cincinnatians’ nerves and discourage crime after a deadly July 4 shooting in Smale Park. and last updated 2021-07-10 06:22:46-04 CINCINNATI — Twenty additional police officers went on patrol across the city Friday night. Many walked; some biked. Chief Eliot Isaac said he hopes having more officers out in the community will calm Cincinnatians’ nerves and discourage crime after a deadly July 4 shooting in Smale Park. “Go...