light snow. very insignificant in nature. i think that's the way it's going to stay over all over hamilton county. last night, you may be able to measure an inch or two, after it is said or done. cut off for the significant snow, maybe across the extreme hamilton county, we're not going to see much, enter in indiana, as we mentioned last night. as you will see with the number of reporters out, they have seen quite a bit of snow. east-southeast and south of cincinnati. here's a look at live precision doppler hd. we're in the back side of the storm, actually. of the storm in downtown cincinnati. that's why the snow totals were always so low for us an always much higher southeast and south. everything is pivoting a little bit right now. a little bit of light snow, pushed in hamilton county. and this is not going to make for much. this is a quick dusting or covering in the course of the next couple of hours. i think that would be the extent of it. pretty decent snow has been to the southeast and down to the south. that's where it will remain in the course of the next couple of hours. everything has c

this is an example of why the hamilton county sheriff says.. jim neil: "it's been a project we've been working on for some time now." for 2 years the sheriff's office has been working to get body cameras for its deputies. but it's been a lengthy process: " pilot program " researching different types of body cameras " met with multiple vendors " reach out for additional funding this is body cam footage of a hamilton county patrol officer program last year. was a part of the program says the william poole: "from the body camera, to the day i turned in my trail, to the day we're expected think that is a perfect amount of time for us to make sure we evaluate another option they must evaluate is price. jim neil: "the number one challenge i face was the budget." the department needs about 1.2 million dollars for the first 5 years of use.. it's a number that has the hamilton county commission asking one question. "picture is worth a thousands words... what is a video worth? "shawn lanier: "while the sheriff's department has to wait on the commissioner

hamilton county including cincinnati northern clermont and clinton counties 1 to 3 inches with everyone else north less than 1 inch. as the snow ends overnight into early saturday, temperatures will saturday will be dry with the high will looking ahead to welcome return on of 33. we climb into the low 40s by monday, but there will be a chance for rain and then a chance for a rain/snow mix monday night. carstar traffic denise does traffic motorists are reminded to allow more time when planning your commute. keep a safe distance from the vehicle in front of you to allow more brake time. give road crews the room they need to do their job. park off street when possible. winter blast the roads aren't bad yet... but people planning the roads aren't bad yet... but people planning to travel by air today or tomorrow are already feeling the impact of the winter weather. our sara celi is live at c-v-g... where there's already a long list of cancellations... live airlines have started to cancel flights ahead of a dangerous winter storm taking aim at a good portion of the east coast. online flight t

county lines. just to the north of that, we have winter weather advisories, to clinton county, hamilton county, down to ohio county, littleton county in southeast sections of indiana. connorsville. how much snow, this is what we're looking at. here's cincinnati. i'm using that as my to inch mark. little bit shy, a little bit more. you have a swath of one to two, wanesville to the northwest of that. little if any snow whatsoever. southeast, florence, hillsborough, two to four inches. you get really whacked. down here in augusta, dry ridge, owington, 4-6 inches of snow. mazeville and south eastern adams county. better than six inches of snow. some areas could see as much as ten inches of snow in that part of the viewing area. 20s across the area right now. it will be windy tomorrow as well. temperatures should drop down to 23 degrees by midnight. travelling south and southeast tomorrow night and into saturday morning, in some areas, it could be impossible. we'll talk about that. as i showed you, we'll see everything from a nuisance to a paralyzer. we will take you to the weekend as well. now bac

yeah, we got a little bit of snow in hamilton county, pent 5 there we still have a little bit for the next hour or two and in the eastern counties some could see, .5 or more. here's our medical camera. a few snowflakes downtown. temperatures cold to 23. wind are out of the north-northeast at 14 miles per hour. so there's a bite to that air out there. here are your winds between 13, 20 miles per hour making for windchills between 7 and 14. again, here's some smoefl snowfall totals. .4 in chev yet. .4, .5, 1.2. 3.0, 5.0. the further south you go, the more snow you got. 4.8 in west union. aberdeen, 4.5. some of these are going to grow over the next six hours and this was as of 8:00 as well. so i think totals will be higher morning. but nothing is going to occur to the northwest of cincinnati. big storm. cincinnati, to washington, d.c., all the way up to new york and then showers extending all the way down into the northern ekdz ses of -- northern sections of florida. nothing is heavy. but from cincinnati to women mington, hillsboro, adams county, brown county. you have this white snow th

hamilton county including cincinnati northern clermont and clinton counties 1 to 3 inches with everyone else north less than 1 inch motorists are reminded to allow commute. keep a safe distance from the vehicle in front of you to allow more brake time. give road crews the room they need to do their job. park off street when possible. happening now... preparations are underway throughout the mid-atlantic and northeast, gearing up for that massive storm system we've been talking about. as much as 30 inches of snow could fall in some places! snow is already hitting some southern states, and will move onto the east coast later today. washington d-c will be one of the areas hit hardest, and the federal government is planning to close at noon today.. winter blast preparations are also being made here in the tri- state... mother nature has a bullseye on maysville and the surrounding area... if the storm materializes as expected, we're talking up to a foot of snow, there. and people are heeding the warnings... kaye howard sent us this photo, taken at the maysville kroger.... where shoppers were

and all of northern kentucky. this goes all through saturday. the winter weather advisory for hamilton county. switzerland and dearborn county. this is due to the amount of dry air in place, especially to the north and to the northwest of cincinnati. we mentioned all along, littleton, snow, connorsville. brookville, liberty. for cincinnati, we're in the dividing line of virtually no snow to perhaps a half inch to an inch of snow. so we still have the 2-4 inches ban south of hillsborough, extending down interstate 71 we have 6-8 inches of snow south of peebles. six inches of snow in mazeville and south. much of hamilton county, have taken out of accumulating snow. less than an inch, in wilmington and port william. and most of the storm will focus the efforts to the east and southeast. from where we had them a couple of hours ago. still plenty of snow to track. not so much in the 275 loop. i mentioned in the cutins, 1:00, 3:00 in the afternoon, the burst of snow trying to reach to hamilton county. that's unsuccessful in making a lot of progress in hamilton township. close to hillsborough. hills

hamilton county is buying the next generation axon cameras from taser, but get this, the contract calls for the county go get new tasers that would have cost $1.6 million dollars.sergeant steve sabers says the key to the deal was taser providing storage space in the cloud saving over $300,000 a year. year. storage on cds, dvds and having to transport it here and there, that's where a lot of the agencies are running into problems."back in lincoln heights, deputy poole says it's just a matter of time before all police agencies adopt the technology. technology. "i feel that a majority of the population would like to see body cameras and if we're in the job of public service then we have the duty to get them." them.""tom mckee, nine on your side, lincoln heights." the cincinnati police department hopes to get its officers body cameras during the next few months. it spent much of last year testing various body cam systems. mount healthy police are searching for the person who killed a 22-year-old man yesterday afternoon. three men were parked outside a convenience store - when one of the men

"> hamilton county for the lawsuits... but durrani's attorneys want to move those hearings to u-s district court. hamilton county prosecutor joe deters says the doctor's attorneys are simply trying to delay the trial! fines are being given out following saturday's bengals- steelers playoff game.between the players and coaches they will have to pay 64-thousand dollars.adam pacman jones is being fined nearly 30-thousand dollars.domata peko and wallace gilberry were fined about nine grand.steelers assistant coaches mike munchak and joey porter are both being fined 10-grand.and steelers' ramon foster was fined 17 thousand dollars. with hue jackson going to the cleveland browns... the bengals are picking the next offensive coordinator. today - the team announced that quarterbacks coach ken zampese would get the spot. he talked to 9 on your side late this afternoon after the announcement was made. <"coach jackson set a great foundation for us. we'll take using those same principles. the mentality, physical, toughness, energy, en

the hamilton county jury commission is issuing a warning tonight....about a scam that's costing local people thousands of dollars. consumer reporter john matarese is on your side with what to watch for. but first, why your salt didnt work this morning! john? tanya.... if you were driving, or just salting your driveway this morning, you may have noticed the salt didnt do a very good job.there's a reason...and a fix. the problem is that rock salt does not work below 20 degrees. even some other melters are teens: and we were at 15 this morning.that's why this is one case to pay more. more.our partners at consumer reports magazine say rock salt is least effective. environmentally safe melters are better, but not great below 20 degrees.it says chemical pellets, like prestones driveway heat, are effective even down to zero. the hamilton county jury commissioners office asked me to share a warning tonight....about a scam that is targeting hundreds of tri staters.it concerns a summons for jury duty....and everyone needs to know about this. people have started showing up lately here at the jur

hamilton county including cincinnati northern clermont and clinton counties 1 to 3 inches with everyone else north less than 1 inch. toss to denise for traffic winter blast and we're going to be with you from the time the snow begins.. all the way through the end.. our weather team is all over it - and will give you the latest on air, on weather now app. airlines have started to cancel flights ahead of a dangerous winter a good portion of the east coast. while we won't get the snow totals there....the snow is affect on local flyers... sara celi joins us live at cvg with a closer look... live airlines have started to cancel flights ahead of a dangerous winter storm taking aim at a good portion of the east coast. online flight tracker flight- more than four- thousand friday and saturday flights have already been american airlines said it was canceling all flights friday in charlotte. the carrier said it would cancel operations in washington and baltimore saturday. american also canceled flights philadelphia. united airlines said it would suspend flights at its washington dulles hub and ot

deters is the younger brother of hamilton county prosecutor joe deters.. and has served as a trustee in colerain township. 3 northern kentucky university's president will welcome students and staff back to campus today.. with his annual spring convocation address. geoffrey mearns will talk about progress on the university's strategic plan called "fuel the flame."his speech this morning at nine will be live online.. and we have a link where you can watch it at local12-dot-com. 3 if you or your kids love just about anything that moves on wheels, the duke energy center is the place to go this weekend ...the cavalcade of customs kicks off this afternoon.there will be plenty of hot rods, customs, trucks, and motorcycles to see ...it also features celebrity appearances, live music, and special demonstrations.the cavalcade of customs runs from from three to ten today, ten to ten tomorrow, and ten to six on sunday.for more information on the event, and ticket prices, just head to time/temp ...calling for more support ...the latest on president obama's efforts to b

hamilton county including cincinnati northern clermont and clinton counties 1 to 3 inches with everyone else north less than 1 inch. many schools have already cancelled to the storm. they're not taking classes today due to the storm. they're not taking any chances.... animation our jordan vilines is live with more on how officials make the call. live closings, delays and dismissals are rolling in to our newsroom. a lot of places will keep the lights off in classrooms today. that's the big... not so simple choice... districts are now facing. the boone county school district is one of dozens that made the early decision to close it's doors today. safety of students is paramount in these decisions. it's just as important to parents waiting for phone call. be sure and check the bottom of your screen or fox19 now dot com to see if your child's school is closed. if you live in kentucky... governor matt bevin has ordered that all state offices be closed today...in anticipation of the storm. the national weather service has issued a winter storm warning for the entire state. you can have fun in

at the hamilton county courthouse i'm gordon graham fox19 now. she was convicted of killing her lawyer boyfriend after he was set to go on a date with a beauty contestant. but she says she deserves a new trial. we'll explain the reason why next. today marks massive cleanup effort. this is what the just hours after as assessing the damage.... tonight, family their loved one, say has passed.... their wounds have not here's fox19 now's shawn lanier. family is says, yes, they're still hurting because the loss of brandon carl was so big. kimberly wenzel: "we miss him we miss his presence." here's video from a year ago showing the aftermath of the collapsed hopple street overpass that took the life of brandon carl. it's also been a year of pain for his family in augusta, kentucky. kimberly wenzel: "you know grief is an ongoing process and he was just a large void in out family." brandon's sister, kimberly, says she worries most for brandon lived across the street home and she says she catches her mother sometimes looking for him. she looks for him her

hamilton county including cincinnati northern clermont and clinton counties 1 to 3 inches with everyone else north less than 1 inch carstar toss to denise for traffic traffic motorists are reminded to allow more time when planning your commute. keep a safe distance from the vehicle in front of you to allow more brake time. give road crews the room they need to do their job. park off street when possible. wondering what the roads look like in your neighborhood ... or what your commute the roads look like in your neighborhood ... or what your commute will look like? download the fox19 weather now app by texting snow to four-19-19... it's free. app by texting snow to four-19-19... it's free. and we're going to be with you from through the end.. our weather team is all over it - and will give you the latest on air, on fox19 now dot com and on our free weather now app. nearly 30-million people could see blizzard conditions in the winter blast... some places in the northeast and mid- atlantic, could get as much as 30 inches of snow! states of emergency have already been declared in five state

friday through saturday morning for a few counties including hamilton county in ohio.the computer forecasts are now showing a bit more unity and give us a bit more confidence in our forecast as it stands today. however, a small deviation in the storm track, of even 50-100 miles, it will be an early start for kentucky road crews. they hit the streets at six a-m. drivers told nine on your side please give them plenty of room. many of you spent part of tonight preparing for the weather heading our way. thousands grabbing those gotta-have items from the supermarket before the snow touches down. we sent 9 on your side's john genovese to the newport kroger to find out what items shoppers can't live without. john? craig and tanya -- some of the results were a little surprising. all around the area... parking lots were packed with people expecting the worst... who -- come tomorrow -- don't want to deal with driving cart after cart --with grocery bags filled to the brim "pretty crowded -- wasn't surprised though" scouting a parking spot at the newport kroger was only the first battle "milk, bread so

emily: hamilton county coroner dr. lakshmi sammarco says she was talking with a group of students about the dangers of drugs when she got the call about two adult overdoses at children' s. she says drug overdose deaths surpassed car accident deaths in hamilton county more than years five ago. and as the trend keeps going up. it is more and more difficult to explain why it is happening. >> you wonder if the child had been exposed prior to -- prior to being born in utero, so it raises a lot of questions. emily: again, cincinnati police have not said if the woman who died is the child' s mother. the coroner says there will be an autopsy tomorrow morning along with a toxicology but those results could take weeks to get. emily wood, wlwt news 5. sheree: thank you. children' s hospital released a statement tonight. about security practices, it said, in part, patient safety is seriously. we have a cincinnati police officer at the main location 24 hours a day, 7 days a week. we are always reevaluating our security measures to

give the hamilton county sheriff's office a call. the 73rd golden globe awards recognized new talent and old favorites... and survived another year with its most controversial host. host.golden globes host ricky gervais took aim at everyone from sean penn to caitlyn jenner... and of course the hollywood foreign press itself. especially for nominating "the martian" as a comedy. "to be fair, 'the martian' was a lot funnier than 'pixels'... but then again, so was 'schindler's list.'" list.'""the martian" got the picture in its category, while matt damon won best actor. another big winner... jennifer lawrence... who took home the golden globe for "joy."the night's biggest winner... "the revenant"... which won best movie drama, best director, and best actor in a drama... leonardo dicaprio. unfortunately, the most nominated film of the night.... shot right here in cincinnati... came away empty-handed."carol" had five nominations.it's an adaptation of the novel "the price of salt"... and stars cate blanchett and rooney mara. neither of them

julie joins us now along with moira weir from hamilton county job and family services. moira weir from hamilton county job & family services and julie whitney from phillippi-whitney communications phillippi-whitney communications and sibcy cline partner to provide"gloves for love" to foster children collection takes place january 4- february 12, 2016let's keep the foster children of greater cincinnati,northern kentucky, dayton and southeastern indiana warmduring the chilliest months of the year! cincinnati, oh -- december 20, 2015 -- when julie whitney, owner ofphillippi-whitney tonight the evening of august 26, 2014 she saw a story that made a tremendous impact on her. it was a feature about the foster children in richmond, virginia who had to carry all of their belongings in a black trash bag as they moved from home to home. this story motivated her to organize a luggage drive called "cases for love" for the foster children of hamilton county last january. the campaign was more successful than she ever imagined.adds whitney, "this year promises to be even bigger and b

give the hamilton county sheriff's office a call. reducing the number of shootings in cincinnati will be the focus of a meeting... led by cincinnati mayor john cranley.the mayor says he's specifically looking for public input from people living in district one.this is video from an earlier roundtable meeting.tonight's event takes place starting at six-30 at over-the-rhine recreation center... 1715 republic street. the 73rd golden globe awards recognized new talent and old favorites... and survived another year with its most controversial host. host.golden globes host ricky gervais took aim at everyone from sean penn to caitlyn jenner... and of course the hollywood foreign press itself. especially for nominating "the martian" as a comedy. "to be fair, 'the martian' was 'schindler's list.'" list.'""the martian" got the last laugh... winning while matt damon won best actor.another big winner... jennifer lawrence... who took home the golden globe for "joy."the night's biggest winner... "the revenant"... which won best movie drama, best d

theaters is the brother of hamilton county prosecutor joe deeters. john cranley wants city bengals' pride by declaring today orange and black day. wlwt dan griffin will tell us more about this day and how the city is prepping for the big game. dan, good morning to you. dan: a good morning to you, lisa. some thanges the city is doing obvious lip calling for people to wear that orange and black. also fans though going to be pumped up as they head down here this weekend. the city wants to know that you need to make sure that you're prepared for that by bringing cash. parking closer to the stadium will cost you $20 where if you go farther from the stadium it will be about $10. that's something to keep in mind as well. for pittsburgh steelers fans it will be difficult for some of them to get tickets. one business 333 seat not pittsburgh fans. they want to make sure the stadium is covered in plenty of ooh day pride. lisa: the mayors of cincinnati and pittsburgh are making things interesting with a friendly wager. the mayor of pittsburgh will be at paul bro

the hamilton county coroner says drug overdose deaths surpassed car accident deaths in hamilton county more than five years ago. a new indictment today in an oxford stabbing that killed a man and injured another woman. a grand jury indicted philip on murder, robbery, and assault. he' s accused of stabbing denver hubbard. he later died from those injuries. sheree: police say thomas jumped a curb in early december, it and killed kathy chatfield. todd dykes has much more on the arrest today and why he ended up being taped twice. >> in addition to the charges he already faced, he is accused of resisting arrest after it appears he put up quite a fight. thomas broke a to get away. t work. >> they come out of his house with a guy in cuffs. >> he was tased twice. he resisted arrest. the resistance continued which johnson posted a video to happening two doors away. police. their starting off ugly over here. >> it rings and and to a monthlong search. it began after police say it began after the seven hills run. after the collision, he removed the license plate. he ignored chatfield. devastated t

the cincinnati police homicide unit and the hamilton county prosector's office are now reopening the case. if you can help them.. call crime right now in bond hill... police are looking for the times. the victim was found after he collapsed in the middle of franklin avenue. its believe he was shoot outside a near-by apartment building. bond hill elementary was put on lockdown for while as a precaution.. because school was just letting out. nine on your side will stay on this and bring develops. police have a person of interest right now -- wanted for dumping the body of an unconscious man in the parking lot of the mount healthy white castle. castle.nine on your side tom mckee is live with new information in the investigation. who dumped nathaniel clark's lifeless bvody in this white castle parking lot early today? that's what mount health police want to know.it was discovered by a stunned employee who quickly called 911. "there's some man in the parking lot passed out laying down on the ground cold. he ain't getting up. they're just laying there." that brought mount health officers a

hamilton county commissioner todd portune says the begnals owe the tri-state an apology. portune tells wcpo dot com that the behavior during saturday's game against the steelers was.. quote.. says he's recevied emails from people across hamilton county dismayed at what happened. portune also says the fans who threw beer cans at steelers q-b ben roethlisberger should be prosecuted. fellow commissioner chris monzel calls portune's remarks "spot on." she is accused of trying to turn a car into a deadly weapon. police say carmen taveras was driving with her husband when they got into a fight. she was driving.. he husband was in the passenger she when she slammed the car into a guard rail on western avenue. that sent the car across three lanes of traffic.. putting other drivers at risk... before slamming into a tree. taveras bond was set at five- thousand dollars today. mayor john cranley just vetoed a parking permit plan for over the rhine. its the second time the mayor has struck down the idea. the plan would have created permits for about 450 spaces. cranley says its unfair

here's meterologist john gumm. 3 ((---gumm---))first wx 3 the tri-state 3 3 the hamilton county sheriff's office hopes a witness and surveillance video will lead them to the suspect in a deadly shooting.it happened outside the ameristop on compton road in mount healthy. police say a man walked up to a red pontiac and started shooting at the three people inside.one man was killed, another was hurt, and the bullets missed a third man.a perimeter was briefly set up near an apartment complex around the corner from the food mart but the suspect wasn't found. 3 "we don't believe they pose a threat at this point and time. we think it was related to the three individuals in that vehicle but we have a guy with a gun running around that obviously not afraid to use we would to get him off the streets as quickly as we can. " the third man was taken into custody to be questioned by police.but right now, investigators have not announced any arrests or further suspect information ... 3 happening today..six people are due in court after the heated rivaly between the bengals and steelers brought people's

warmer than we were yesterday at this very same time. nothing on live precision doppler hd in hamilton county. that doesn't mean nothing is going on. there could be low level drizzle going on. hamilton to middletown, some very light rain. spotty showers down in adams county. everything you see in radar pushing to the northeast at 30 miles an hour. we have one big storm system here making for snow today, wisconsin, back to iowa. in our area, a quarter inch of rain this morning. maybe a few spotty showers as the night goes on. some patchy drizzle. tomorrow's rainfall, during the evening, will come from down here. texas and oklahoma. another area of low pressure will move in the region. that will develop some showers during game time. this is what happens. tonight, maybe a spotty shower or two. patchy drizzle. low visibilities. a few patchy showers during the daytime hours tomorrow. this is 7:00 tomorrow night. ban of rain down to the south of cincinnati and a good flow of moisture. i think 8:00 and beyond, a good chance of rain for cincinnati. bring that poncho. do not bring an umbrella. colder

mike: happening now, watch out for closures on i-75 in hamilton county. eisenman five north is shut down at mitchell avenue. bridge work is going on. take i-74 to i-275 to get around the closure. everything should reopen by five -- 5:00 tomorrow morning. the closures will continue tomorrow and friday night. sheree: avoiding the 2015 problems we had at the polls last year ohio' s secretary of , state jon husted is focusing on poll worker recruitment for this year' s presidential election. you may remember problems at more than 80% of hamilton county' s precincts in november. most of it stemmed from the new electronic sign in system for voters. husted says his office plans to, not only help local counties recruit workers, but train them , as well. mike: talk about turning the page -- a big day for the hamilton county sheriff' s office. during the civil war. these books kept all the records of inmates the crimes they committed and their sentence. this is a hand written ledger book from 1870 at the cincinnati workhouse, or the former jail. all these books hav

hamilton county including cincinnati northern clermont and clinton counties 1 to 3 inches with everyone else north less than 1 inch. airlines have started to cancel started to cancel flights ahead of a dangerous winter storm taking aim at a good portion of the east coast. while we won't get the snow totals they'll see there.... the snow is already having an affect on local flyers. sara celi joins us live at cvg with a closer look. live airlines have started to cancel flights ahead of a dangerous winter storm taking aim at a good portion of the east coast. online flight tracker flight- aware dot-com says more than four- thousand friday and saturday flights have already been scrapped. american airlines said it was canceling all flights friday in charlotte. the carrier said it would cancel operations in washington and baltimore saturday. american also canceled flights saturday in philadelphia. united airlines said it would suspend flights at its washington dulles starting friday afternoon. still to come an 8-year-old girl gets the perfect birthday gift from an 8-year-old girl gets the perf

joining us live on the phone now is hamilton county morning, ted. coming up -- the most used passwords of 2015, revealed! and, some of these-- way too easy to guess. what you need to know so you're not at risk plus -- the snow is falling...and those roads are looking a little slippery....denise and frank continue to track your conditions... continuing coverage, just this customer is running to get her deposit in today. too late. branch is already closed. but she could make the atm. still won't beat the cutoff time. really? at huntington, with atm and mobile deposits, you have up till midnight. we call it all day deposit. midnight? what are you, a bank or a convenience store? i've got to make a deposit! you go, girl! she's got no chance. deposit hours that make sense for you, not the bank. welcome to huntington, getting the coats. for a half hour? bob just got time warner cable. he's getting more. more than 25,000 movies and shows on demand, most for free. look, he's dvr-ing like 6 shows at once. let's go. ah, this grass is so much greener than on ou

officers responded from police departments in cincinnati, blue ash, the hamilton county sheriff's office. they are searching an area along southbound i-71 between the kenwood and montgomery roads exits near the kenwood towne centre. fox19 now has a crew on the way to the scene and will continue to update this breaking story on air and online. a preble county deputy is now speaking out after being caught in the middle of a freak accident, involving a train and a semi... this morning, his called a 'miracle.' captain brad moore was parked and directing traffic around this minor accident on u-s 35.... when a semi goes over the railroad tracks and stops... down and moore is the semi driver to pull forward around the arm... the semi jacknifes, amazingly... no stitches. capt. brad moore, "my left hand and arm got caught up in the right front tire and that's kind of what -- you see me barrel rolling, shot me out." "it's a miracle i mean it really is...it's...makes you think a lot. it's definitely one of those...foot this way, foot that way no bush...it could have been really bad, so i'm very luc

deters is the brother of hamilton county prosecutor joe deters. this morning you may have been among the thousands of drivers who had to spend some considerable time clearing off their cars before the morning commute. you also had to dodge some icy spots on the road. several schools also cancelled or delayed classes this morning. but we' yet, because more snow is on the >> cincinnati' accurate forecast. miriah: when it comes to measurable snowfall for the mild winter season so far, only to in 1983. two point five s the official weather site for the area. we' re looking at another half inched almost two inches tomorrow potentially as well in the greater cincinnati area, mostly to the north and west. you can see it' apart as it makes its way through greater cincinnati. we are also seeing filtered sunshine with this as well. all in all, the worst snowfall will be tomorrow morning. you travel forecast looking a little dicey, but snow will be arriving lightly around the 4:00 to 7:00 hour. and we really seeing the snow and slick roads moving and 7:00 to

if you are wondering why clermont county is in the pink and hamilton county is not, they can' t slice a county in half. brown county expecting to see heftier snowfall totals good let' s break down the timeline. morning commute, no problem. lunchtime, snow south of the ohio river. for the bus ride home, fairly steady snow southeast of cincinnati. best bet is cincinnati and south. snow showers across greater cincinnati at that point. tonight, study snow, rough roads south of downtown, especially hard in southern portions of kentucky. we will look at that time line in just a second. first, we check out how the roads are looking at this morning. kyla: a lot of pre-treatment out there. hopefully, that will eliminate any major issues later today with that snow. openly late, we don' t have any issues out there. hopefully not because of precipitation on the rookie or damage and 75 and butler county near union center north and southbound. no issues for you. 71 and victory parkway, inside of the 275 loop, all lines are clear. my traffic across the river. 7175, same thing. travel times are right

``we did have, within hamilton ``county, a skim of snow. ``some locations may be surprised ``to wake up to a little more snow ``during the overnight. ``most totals have been through ``the night as of 2:00 and 3:00. ``we could see those go up a ``little bit. ``at this point, west union ohio, ``three inches. ``the snow total at the ``international airport, 1.2 ``inches. ``georgetown, four inches. ``hillsboro and highland county ``with 3.3 inches of snow. ``downtown, they're small flakes ``flying. ``the southeast counties, we have ``a couple of snow showers ``on the radar, some of the ``slitdly darker bands for adams ``and highland county. ``you can see darker bands sliding ``in from the northeast. ``moving in a different direction ``than we're accustomed to. ``highland county, adams, brown ``and across the river into mason ``county. ``bracken county earlier, ``brooksville with a snow shower ``moving overhead. ``most has not been dix additional ``measurable snow. ``bracken county is quiet at this ``point. ``maysville and mason county, ``light

on saturday. this does not include hamilton county but includes boon, canton county and all of northern kentucky, claremont, brown, adams and highland county. that's where more snow is likely to fall. perhaps 4:00 or more inches of snow especially mazeville. switzerland, ohio, hamilton and clinton county are under a winter weather advisory. there's still an accumulation of snow, where we have the advisory from 4:00 p.m. friday to 7:00 p.m. saturday. amounts will be less. closer to 1-2 inches of snow. we'll go to the specifications if you have plans to watch the dog, enjoy some dinner, have clouds overhead. no snow, no rain. temperatures are fall in the 20s, gradually this evening and eventually down to 20 overnight. we'll start tomorrow cloudy. there will be some flurries on good morning. cincinnati, well to the south, southwest of cincinnati. initially, southwest cincinnati, snow will struggle to reach the ground. gradually, the intensity of snow will pick up, especially late in the afternoon and into the evening. right now we're tracking an increase of cloud cover. the main area of lo

cincinnati police chief eliot isaac, hamilton county judge melissa powers and u-c law professor mark godsey are among a dozen members of a new task force.. to review the state's grand jury process. the ohio supreme court wants to see whether improvements can be made to the functioning of grand juries.9 on your side talked with judge powers late this afternoon... <"...a positive thing"> we're told the creation of the task force was not influenced by the tamir rice case. cincinnati city council is taking a hard look at when video from police body cams should be released to the public. the question raises questions about protecting the integrity of police investigations versus the public's right to know about their police departments. that question was debated at today's city council meeting. vice- mayor council members want the videos to be released as soon as possible.. especially in cases that have a lot of public interest. "we won't have a chicago, where a year later the videos still hasn't' been released. that just creates a lot of suspicion and a lot of ill will, that's not what w

.: "cpd is gathering information to present to the hamilton county prosecutor to see if any charges will be filed. in hyde park, t.j. parker, 9 on your side." tonight the cincinnati police officer facing a theft- in-office charge is speaking out about the accusations.take a listen to what officer joseph simpson said exclusively to 9 on your side's julie o'neill: standing in front of district 1 with your attorney on the force. what do you want to say? just that i trust the system and i trust my attorney. those are the only comments that i have."> have."> simpson has been on the force for ten years. investigators say he was working off duty on december 27-th when he was caught stealing money from a restaurant's cash register.the indictment from the prosecutor's office came down yesterday... he is now suspended without pay. thomas more college has fired the campus safety director porn on his computer. computer.robert marshall faces 32 charges-- following a two year investigation. marshall, who'd been with the school since 1999, is in the kenton county jail tonight. devastating news for hund

hills neighborhoods of the city and the undeveloped and vast unincorporated townships in western hamilton county. i am joined now by today or tune. the commissioner, and wasser to talk about the future of the western hills via duct. >> thank you so much. it's great to be back. let me. >> let me ask you a question off the top about timing. all this construction that's going on along i 75 in that area, we've all, any of us who travel that have seen the incredible work that was done on a hobble street exit. why wasn't the -- why weren't the issues around the western hills viaduct dealt with ten years ago when all the planning for this expansion -- why wasn't it done then? it seems odd to me. >> the western hills viaduct was major product and that is the brands span bridge. its configuration, includes at the very northern terminus, all of the access to and ties into the western hills viaduct. so design elements and other aspects of that with respect to western hills viaduct had already begun, have gun begun in connection with how it is integrated into the bridge and project and the city both have ac

over almost everywhere in hamilton county. the east. a gradual return to the sun tomorrow. it won't be immediate and we'll take a look at next week as now, back to the desk. >> thank you. >>> let's take a live look at the roads in northern kentucky. florence. as you can see the road is pretty much clear of snow. and there. but it doesn't look too bad. our driver there, i believe, fine. not having any problems on the road. now with the lights you can see a little bit more slush and snow on the roads but again, moving along pretty well. mason county took the brunt of the storm all day lock. larry davis was there and has more. >> reporter: maysville is a virtual ghost town. everything went moment early. the bosses sent them home.

he remains in the hamilton county jail on a 450-thousand dollar bond powerball winners... the people who've already come forward... and the cruel prank played by one son on his one of three winning powerball jackpot tickets has surfaced -- lottery officials confirming the couple, john and lisa robinson, won that ticket sold in tennessee -- lump sum. while we don't yet know who won a share of the near-$1.6 billion dollar record jackpot in california and florida... abc's lauren lyster ["liss-ter"] tells us the search for winners has led to plenty of drama. drama.(nats clapping and holding the $528 million check for opening shot) today, this tennessee family claiming their share of the near $1.6 billion powerball jackpot lisa robinson: "i'm a little overwhelmed, and excited." john robinson: "we just wanted a little piece of the pie - now i'm real grate-ful we got we got the big piece of the pie." they bought the winning ticket at this neighborhood store near their home in the small town of munford. described as hard working and dependable... sot john robinson: "we are common

the seat was filled by years for one man -- but tonight there's as new hamilton county commissioner. commissioner."i dennis j deters, i dennis j deters, do solemnly swear, do solemnly swear" swear"dennis deters took the oath of office today.he was appointed by the hamilton county g-o-p... after greg hartmann stepped down.it's a move that lets deters take the seat without an election -- but deters says his appointment is about serving the people. "this is about service to me. i feel a calling to help this community to make this a better palce. it's though to strong leaders who know that doign the right thing takes priority" priority"deters will serve as commissioner for just under a year before his seat is up for election. weather and sports are ahead, what do you guys have coming up? up? it's the locker room players and reporters dread....when it's all over....it happened today...we have it in sports. an amazing performance...(sot) "i just try to be a team player and give all the glory to god, you know.we'll introduce you to the local high school basketball sensation who now has some

hamilton county's heroin task force leader and the county coroner were stunned at what happened thursday at cincinnati children's hospital. a mom and dad overdosed in the same room with their sick child. "we believe that the mother and father had overdosed from what we believe to be an injection of heroin." the mother was pronounced dead. the father is being treated at uc medical center center "you would think they wouldn't be compelled to do something like that -- that the child would be the number one priority, but i don't think we're dealing with people anymore. it's the heroin and the heroin literally takes over." over." "once somebody is in the throes of addiction, i think they lose who they are and become something else."the battle against heroin and opiate addiction cotinues with no end in sight. sight. "i wish i had some answers. i really do. all i can tell you is that our office is innundated and if i had some answers i would be implementing them now." cincinnati police and the hamilton county heroin task force plan to try and track the drug back to the seller and a possible cha

more than 40 accidents were reported in hamilton county during the worst of the snowfall. triple-a assisted more than 200 drivers by noon. the timing of it was not convenient for your morning commute. and there's more to come. 9 first warning chief meteorologist steve raleigh is here with whats to come tonight.. and when the and coming up at 7-45...steve will be chatting with you on facebook.log on now and send him your questions about today's snow.. and friday's forecast. people living in a south cumminsville apartment say their lives are in danger.. but their landlord won't do anything about it! 9 on your side's ashley zilka heard their concerns - and went looking for answers. ashley, what'd you find? several tenants took me around the building and expressed their concerns- here's what we discovered. ruda bradford lives in fear at garfield commons on elmore street. ruda bradford:01:17 there is always shootings going on around this building. people have been found in the parking lot overdosed from heroin. 25she's not alone. some tenants did not want to be identified but s

police were urged to treat overdose cases as crime scenes -- something the hamilton county heroin task force is already doing. doing. "you have to get the key evidence in order to go back to the supplier, which is what our mission is -- is to try to get the supplier of the deadly heroin." heroin." there's just one goal for this idea swapping -- change the outcome. outcome. "i think it gives us some hope that there are some solutions and there's new people things people are trying and that's what we're here for is to find out what's working." working." "our goal is to save lives. that's the underlying message that these professionals are going to take home with them and put what they've learned here into practice. tom mckee, nine on your side, columbus." next at five - the cincinnati streetcar - not even open to the public. public.but other communities pushing for more stops in the tri-state. parents in the tri-state - the target of an email hack.it started with their children's school.we're on your side with a warning for parents - before a five vehicle crash jammed up traffic on i-71

all the donations will go to foster kids throughout hamilton county. the organizers did a similar drive last year and collected more than 10,000 pieces of luggage. but this year, the campaign shifted gears. >> this year we talked to the people at hamilton county job and family services they said their is definetly a need for hats, gloves scarves and , mittens. these kids need to stay warm. lisa: the goal is to gather 10,000 items for families in need. donations can dropped off at any sibcy cline location. the winter gear will be given to foster children by hamilton county job and family services and other organizations. the gloves for love drive ends february 13. they call themselves the dancing nae nae' s. a group of northern kentucky women who turned the nae nae song into a chance to help back in november we introduced you to the women from panorama senior apartments. now we just found out they finished 2nd in a seniors got talent contest. they will be presented with a $500 reward later this month. the women told us last fall they would use any winni

a hamilton county judge is making sure five low income apartment complexes get the repairs they need. need.those complexes house more than 1-thousand local families.. who've been complaining that their new jersey based landlord was ignoring the more than 18- hundred code violations including leaky ceilings, bedbugs and unlockable doors. <"we have issues with the doors not be unlocked people being in the building that we don't know. it's just ridiculous and hopefully they appoint someone they can help there."> on monday-- a judge will decide who will take over as manager, collect the rent and make the repairs. coming up next at 7... 7...a man dies seven years after being shot.the new information that police are revealing tonight, ahead. plus, changing plea.two women accused of prostition have a different story now.. what they're now doing to avoid trial. as we head to break.meet quasimodo.he's a purebred german shepherd with short spine syndrome.he is looking for a loving family to take him home.tonight, he's in a minnesota animal shelter. 9 on your side at 7 continues a man dies seven

it. few sprinkles out in claremont as you get to warren county and butler county, also down to hamilton county, now in the east side, just to the west of loveland, also anderson township and southbound into campbell county, little bit of light rain. not much to talk about right now. i do think we see a few showers, especially around midnight and after midnight tonight. that will come from the cold front. the cold front still sits in indiana. the frontal system comes through, i think we'll stand a better chance of a few showers between midnight and 4:00 in the morning or so. this is how our model data shapes up. few spotty showers this evening. the better chance around midnight, 1:00, 2:00, 3:00 in the morning. in the back side of the cold front. that cold front comes through early tomorrow morning. we should see falling temperatures tomorrow, again, 39, down to 33 and i think we'll across the area as well. i think the clouds begin to break as we get to the day on wednesday. we can pick up a little bit of sunshine during the day on wednesday. everything begins to modify later on this week. you

if you have information, give the hamilton county sheriff's office a call. happening now, hamilton county commissioners are discussing the future of body cameras, and a federal grant they've recieved. $140-thousand dollars to pay for the body cameras. the justice deparment has gone on record saying the money can be used to buy the cameras, plus training, technical assistance, and education about best practices. hamilton county's newest commissioner is also being sworn into office.dennis deters is taking over for greg hartmann, who resigned in december.the move gives deters almost a full year as a commissioner before voters head to the polls this fall to vote on whether he will keep the position. wednesday's powerball drawing is now up to - get this - 1 point 4 billion dollars!no one matched all the numbers, plus the powerball, saturday night. but not everyone was a loser. loser.two tickets sold in the tri-state were million dollar winners.one was at the speedway on state route 131 in milford.the other at smoke and things on dickflynn boulevard in goshen.the

running on the southbound lanes of the highway and leading authorities on a chase early tuesday, hamilton county dispatchers said. no immediate injuries were reported in the incident that began at 4:44 a.m. as an from the walmart store off red bank roan in fairfax, they said the suspect did not store with the merchandise, dispatchers said. several officers have swarmed the area, including ones from police departments in blue fairfax and montgomery, along with the hamilton they are searching kenwood and montgomery roads near the kenwood towne centre. happening now some closures on i-75 could cause highway headaches for drivers this week... kara dblbx our jordan vilines is live with everything you need to know. live vo we've received new dash cam video showing a terrifying moment of a truck running over a preble county sheriffs deputy. the officer tries to get the truck out of the way from an oncoming train. but the train slams into the truck...causing it to partially run over the officer. but amazingly... no stitches. moore is talking about the scary incident. "it's a miracle i mean it really is.

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