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We cant just add stations, though. If we just add stations, were going to simply just really water down the work of those two staff members. We need to have a minimum of two people funded fulltime for this to be successful. It costs approximately a quarter of a Million Dollars to be able to provide that service. But i think it has been successful and worth looking at. Also just as a suggestion, maybe a little bit outside of my lane, is i know in l. A. , usc for example, they have funded they are ambassadors. I think they wear yellow shirts. And many are from homeless or formerly homeless or fr...

Was killed riding their moped. You can see how badly that moped was damaged in the crash. Our crews arrived to find a moped badly damaged. Its not clear who the victim is and what caused this crash. Traffic will be shut down as metro continues to investigate. Be sure to check out our free mobile app for updates throughout the morning. toss to greg for weekend forcast High Pressure continues to hold to the valley today; allowing temperatures to rise once more. Highs will range between 84 and 89 degrees with winds out of the west southwest 515 mph. We will hold with sunny skies and light winds i...

Said she feared for her life but Court Documents say an expert in Police Defense tactics say karemers use of force was not consistent with generally accepted standards. We are told civil attorney Jonathan Safran will be making a statement. Well bring you continuing coverage throughout this newscast. New details reveal what police say happened moments before Syville Smith was shot and killed by milwaukee officer dominque Heaggan Brown. Theyre included in an unsealed search warrant we obtained, and outline what Police Believe led to the now suspended officer pulling the trigger. Cbs 58s amanda d...

WARNING: This article describes an extreme case of violence against a woman and may upset some readers. A beaten, terrified woman endured a three-hour ordeal...

On Friday, May 17, Cincinnati and Northern Kentucky were united by not only bridges, but by their love of margaritas at the ninth-annual Margarita Madness.