fish fry on brooks, on february 26th. bill brooks donates money raised to crimestoppers and really deb dixon, she deserves a lot of the credit for the success of crimestoppers all these years. >> she does. >> >> we continue to follow the local breaking news alert for you. live pictures from the scene of the deadly officer-involved shooting in harrison avenue near budeneau. at this point, we don't have many details. we have crews on the scene. as soon as we get more information, we will pass it to you. you could check on it on twitter. >>> and it could be a tall order. brad johansson, introduces us to a local father who took matters under his own hands. >> he produces successful movies. he hit a book. he says he won't sell out to do it and he plans to do a lot of good in the process. >> you're in junior high and script and you get to tell him what he thinks about the new action. >> you were excited. >> we read the book before anyone else did. >> and making it sound like it's pretty cool is brian's plan. he's not your typical author >> in jesus' name. >> to pastor, fighting child exploitation

local 12's deb dixon poses that question and shares the newest stats on crime around campus..it might surprise you.. and it's tonight only on local 12 news live at six. 3 there's a community president with local ties ... the village of north bend is holding a wreath laying ceremony for william henry harrison.the program honoring past presidents was started by president gerald ford in the seventies.since north bend was harrison's home.. a crowd will gather at the city building at ten-30 for a memorial walk to harrison's tomb.. and the wreath laying ceremony. 3 in more local news ...a new grocery is coming to over-the- rhine ...the epicurean mercantile company will open an urban grocery store on race street adjacent to findlay market.it will also have a lunch counter that will offer freshly made foods prepared by a chef in front of shoppers. the owners expect to be open in september. 3 the fate of a controversial mural at the university of kentucky is now in the hands of a task force. the artwork at issue shows slaves working in a tobacco field. it was donated to the school in the 30's,

and it's called the national information network. the system is on high demand. coming at 5:30, deb dixon, why experts say the ballistic imaging is a game changer. >>> northern kentucky, ruled the equipment today. >> the teen this helped man and beast. >> and this week, we saw another local person die in a crash that police believe the driver was live on heroin. he spent days riding with the cops trying to fight the he'll have exclusive videos on why it's so important for one recovering. and rob has been telling me some of the ride alongs he's done with the cops. some of the video you will see is absolutely amazing. >> we're in an epidemic. >> tonight's story will be good. rob and i will be back at 5:00. >> see you then. cut-in-hill, moving decently. are we worries of any moisture in the air. >> we have some of the moisture in the air producing the flurries. roads are wet and we'll dry out in the weekend. that's what we are looking forward to. we have one more day. just like today, we sat there in we won't have all the snow. you could still see it falling in doppler hd. the brighter white

listen until he pointed a gun at her, which he just stolen. he took it from a police officer's home. deb dixon has the story at 6:00. you may be surprised, on who police arrested in this one. that's at 6:00. i'll be back with bob ron. >> thanks very much. >> taking a look at the traffic. we've had problems on 71 and 75. the good news, this is 75. everything is moving well in overturn semi. earlier, 71 was clear. hopefully your commute on the way home is going to be smooth one. >> you see a little bit on the horizon >> a little bit. >> seeing a whole lot more in the weekend. >> we have some snow this morning. check out the photo that was sent on facebook. north of downtown and really northeast, if you go to clinton county. that's with we saw most of the snow. we're talking about half an inch of snow at the most. some downtown, saw a little bit of dusting. and that's sent home by jenny. in butler county, looking at the atrium weather center. in oxford, not looking too bad. haven't it flurries since around 1:00. snow earlier. we've had full cloud cover since then. and certainly south and west of

upcoming trial. he's fired after the young woman, swing groped and assaulted her in a ride along. what deb dixon, other women are saying? >> doing a twitter poll on xavier. >> 72 percent say xavier wins >> will be a good one. >> take a look at traffic, as they head into weather. it's clear right now. how long will it last? as we look at 71 on red bank. >> another batch is in southeast ohio. lot of fun. two severe thunderstorm warnings. no reports of damage, outside of the tree this morning in blue ash. i hope every time we have an area of pressure, we get away with minimum damage. we have rain to track. eventually, the rain turns over to snow tonight. beginning late in the evening and especially overnight. show you where the rain is on precision doppler hd. in the next few hours, see the shades of blue turn to shades of white. that's where we have rain. black to the splochs of blue. and the change over is occurring. maybe a mix of rain and snow at this is all rain in the northwestern part of hamilton county. we have widely scattered showers over the mall. some sprinkles in downtown cincinnati an

is a sting operation, setting up in lawrenceburg. and charges alleged that the goggles are fake. deb dixon tells us how and when the arrest went down at 5:30. >>> hamilton police look for clues in a series of attacks in the same sem met teary. and larry davis will have more on the case. >>> and local woman loses her son to gun violence. they are grief is compounded with money problems. she was shocked to learn that insurance policy. she has valuable lesson she wants to share with everyone. i'll be back with rob at 5:00. >>> taking a look at the traffic. i-71 in red bank. it's slow going north. that's for sure. it is clear. it's another beautiful day. we have part of a beautiful day, huh. >> at least some filtered sun to start. not much in the way of showers tomorrow morning, tomorrow afternoon. our attention is focused for the threat of severe storms tomorrow night, especially between 9:00 p.m. and 2:00 a.m. at least for right now, at least for tonight, we are quiet. a lot of people wanted to carry above average. lots of sun, college hill, oxford, we have not made a stop. so far, first at

what's happening in lower price hill. at a time and without any federal or state city tax dollars. deb dixon will show us live at 6:00 >> and the tool box, not andy dalton's truck, was it? >> i know his luggage was missing a lot. >> taking a look at a live picture as we told you about an accident, fatal accident. too ejected from the car there as well. they are in critical condition, including a baby. we will continue to keep you up-to-date at 5:00, 5:30 and 6:00 tonight. it is clear for the rest of the commute this evening. scott. >> and just be wear, there's going to be some sun glare but roads will be dry. not just this afternoon, but all the way to tomorrow. we'll start with tomorrow, 15-35. adrian weather cam. the sun is out. if you want snow and you want cold, it's coming back later this week. don't worry. on college hill, shows an abundance of hill and upper level clouds. they'll be around this evening, too temperature 49. even with the abundance of mid and upper level clouds at last check. we're quiet this evening with mid and upper level clouds drifting through the ohio valley, espe

gowns. this morning, christ hospital became the first hospital to accept and start using the gowns. deb dixon has more on that at 6:00. >> and the procedure expected to be the next big trend for people who can't seem to lose weight by dieting. it's less invasive than the bar at trick surgery. and liz will introduce us to a man and woman who has had that procedure. i'll be back. >> and the traffic on 71, 75 lane in northern kentucky. your last glimpse of sun for a little while. >> okay. >> this is just the way it is. >> promise to break some snow. everything worked out. several rounds of snow showers and snow in the next few days. question for you. atrium weather cam in oxford, college hill or covington. >> putting a lot of pressure >> and pretty sunny. >> oxford. >> go to oxford. >> brad says, going to oxford. and first, let me give you thor to cast for tonight. taking a stroll through hyde park, blue ash, brookville, mostly clear sky. very quiet, very peaceful. enjoy it. clouds return overnight. flurries and snow showers return tomorrow. at least in the scattered storm. talking about the pot

coming up tonight at 6:00, deb dixon will tell us about the well respected team that was chosen to oversee the review. as most of you know cincinnati will be well represented in this weekend's super bowl including former offensive guard andrew norwell, he plays for the nfc carolina panthers, coming up at 6:00, larry davis discovered a bad case of super bowl fever at his high school and of course the and black, and denver's color is orange, so i'm going to guess that right now this week at anderson high school there's wearing a lot of carolina blue. that's my guess. >> when i talked to andrew in the locker room, he says they're going crazy in anderson so i'm looking forward to. >> isn't that nice. >> it's going to be tough -- it will be tough this sunday. >> take a look at the traffic on 71 north as you see it slowing up a little bit towards red bank in stop motion fashion, but it is clear, because we had some troubles last night, so luckily on the transit this afternoon it's pretty clear right now. >> yeah, there's some sunshine out there too. it's not going to last for too much longer? >>

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