Heres what were working on for Local 12 News this evening, streaming live here: bit.ly/Local12LiveNews (click read more for a full line-up) The Butler Co prosecutor says he will not play hot potato with the Chelsea Johnson murder case and that its the Fairfield Police Departments investigation until he owns it. Larry Davis Local 12 News reports at 4:00 why Mike Gmoser says it is premature to discuss suspects. World Voice Day is coming up and you can get a free screening to find out if you need a little help speaking up. Liz Bonis Local 12 News introduces you to a vocalist who says it could make all the difference in helping you to be heard. Opponents of Brown County Coroner Dr. Judith Varnau file petitions that could lead to her removal from office. They say shes mishandled a number of death investigations. Deborah Dixon Local 12 News is live in Georgetown, Ky. at 5:00 with what is next for the doctor. Cincinnati City Council is considering whether or not to reverse the plan to put in a bike path on Central Parkway. Jeff Hirsh Local 12 News reports at 5:30 on the pros and cons of these eco-friendly transportation lanes. At 6:00, Paula Toti Local 12 News tells us about a man who bought a house being told it was in the Madeira School District. Now they are telling him the house is in the Cincinnati Public School District. Also at 6:00, crews are working to install the first curved rails on the streetcar route near Elm and Henry and bending the rails is no small task. Josh Knight WKRC is live in Over-the-Rhine to show us how they are getting it done. All this, plus the headlines from Kit Andrews Local 12 News, Rob Braun Local 12 News, and Curtis Jackson Local 12 News and the latest Weather Authority forecasts from Erica Collura Local 12 and Doppler Tim Hedrick.
Posted on: Wed, 16 Apr 2014 20:00:00 +0000
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