warren county and clinton county might to get five-inches of snow. ohio counties, except for adams county, have been upgraded to a winter storm warning which will expire at noon. the winter weather advisory will take over for the rest of the system. pushing the two inch to three inch totals north of the river. portions of warren county, clinton county, northern brown, northern clairmont, could see three inches to five inches by the time it is done. there is not a whole lot left to come for most of us. 20-degrees at cvg and 19 in it is colder than yesterday. you can see snow showers continuing north of the river through 10:00. they will move out. we will have several hours of dry we ather before the lake effect snow showers come in for the afternoon. where the bands set up you could pick up an additional dusting. today, plan on temperatures in the 20' s during the daytime. we will stay in the 20' s all week. this is a winter-like seven-day. we have had it easy so far with h -- had it easy so far. we will have highs in the 20' s. lisa: another live loo

randi: we have been talking that it is warren county and clinton county. wilmington is the winner with four inches. weather service. they said yesterday we had snow that accumulated on the grass. in some locations the totals will be uneven and it is hard to get a decent measurement. 3.5 inches in lebanon. hillsboro, two inches. it is the northeastern most communities that will be seeing three inches or four inches by the time we are done. right now on the radar you can see the light snow falling in butler and hamilton county' s. -- hamilton counties. warren county and clinton county have seen the most intense snowfall rates overnight in this morning. on the way to the bus stop, watch out for delays and closings. as we head into the afternoon, maybe a couple of flurries after school, 28-degrees. let' you have to scrape the snow and ice off the car. i was scraping my car, i bumped the tree next my car, and it fell on my head. it is an exciting morning for every one. kyla: it will take you time to scrape. you have to get the elbows going. plan for extra time

. >> we are tracking the system as it moves through wake county into warren county and vance county. we also have this live feed coming in from wake forest. chris says there is a new tornado warning popping up for southeastern cumberland county. chris and steve are tracking it for us in our first alert storm center. >> thank you. let's get straight to first alert doppler xp; we still have a lot going on. weather 1, you can see the tornado warning that was in effect for wake county, franklin county, and warren county. but the supercell producing that -- it is moving so fast and it doesn't last long, so i think unless you are in war and you need to be in a safe place. that cell has moved to the north and northeast and there is still some heavy rain in spots. south, for cumberland in sampson. southeastern cumberland and johnson and wayne counties, you are under a severe tornado warning. it is in effect until 6:30 and this line of storms -- there are a couple -- the one that stretches into parts of cumberland county has been off and on, producing potential tornadoes. there is a tornado w

investigators say he was dealing across mason and deerfield township in warren county. nine on your sides ashley zilka is covering that for us tonight. she joins us from mason. ashley. police tell me logan fitzpatrick was arrested after a one month *undercover* investigation. the 18 year old took online classes but police say he was still considered a student here at mason. i spoke to parents who say they are disgusted. for some parents- it's hard to imagine a high school student trafficking large quantities of lsd and other drugs. rick tripp: mariemont (father)07:03 it's still shocking to hear... it is just something parents have to deal with. 09but that's exactly what the warren county drug task force says logan fitzpatrick was doing throughout mason and deerfield township. the teen was arrested on february 8th after police searched fitzpatrick's parent's home where he lives. major steve arrasmith:com mander of the warren county drug task force12:55 given the age of logan and the type of moved fairly quickly on this one." 01police say fitzpatrick sold undercover detec

it is for this area here if wake county, and stretching up into franklin county, into warren county, through this area. this is all under a tornado warning. parts of southeastern vance county, too. if you are in the city of raleigh, if you are in wake forest, if you are in roseville, all these areas of wake county, franklin, up into warren, you need to take cover, as the storm is charging northeastward at 75 miles per hour. it is moving very, very quickly. as indicated by radar, not ground, but we are in the second-biggest city in the state. that has a high population, a lot of folks need to take cover immediately and take the storm seriously. this isn't classic, but -- >> absolutely. considering the history, we have to take potentially a tornado -- >> let's go to weather 1. a feel that same thing, showing its location over wake county through raleigh. >> that is what i want to look at. that's right along highway 401 and bracing up to the northeast at incredible speeds, 75 is the fastest i have ever seen. >> the storm has exploded, not which is what we are showing here. they believe i

reporting from warren county, ryan smith, kcci 8 news iowa's news leader. eric: tens of thousands of people use it and now the dot wants to make it safer. kcci's vanessa peng shows us how the proposed changes to the ramps at i-35 & highway 30 near ames could impact you. vanessa: narrowly dodging a crash at the i-35/highway 30 interchange is getting old for >> lots of iowans. -- for lots of iowans. >> i don't really like it. it's kind of dangerous 26. there are a lot of close calls >>there are a lot of close calls as people shuffle in and out of the lane. vanessa other drivers weren't so : lucky. january 2001, after a winter storm a semi truck and 3 cars crash at the interchange. then, this fiery fatal crash in april 2009. it happened when a driver tried to merge onto i-35 from 30 and failed to yield. a new york driver on i-35 forced through a guardrail landing below on 30. he died at the hospital. >> it's hard to get over and you just don't what other drivers slam on your brakes or slam on your gas 35. vanessa now, the iowa department : of transportation wa

major steve arrasmith:com mander of the warren county drug task force12:55 given the age of logan and the type of drugs that he was selling, we moved fairly quickly on this one." 01police say fitzpatrick sold undercover detectives bulk amounts of lsd and 25c- a designer drug new to the area. major steve arrasmith:com mander of the warren county drug task force13:43 most cases especially this 25c as they call it, the sources are typically out of the country and you can order this stuff online unfortunately. 55at one point- detectives say fitzpatrick sole them ecstasy and marijuana.major steve arrasmith:commander of the warren county drug task force 13:32 it's kind of scary that they don't seem to make that connection of what they are doing and the impact that has on our communities. 40melanie brand: east gate (grandmother) 05:37 it's terrible. i don't know why they can't get a better hold on it. police say up call for parentspay attention to your children. major steve arrasmith:com mander of the warren county drug task force14:25 if your kids don't have a job and they have large quanti

a winter storm warning is in effect for brown, butler, clermont, clinton, and warren counties in ohio until noon tuesday for heavy snow. 2-5" of snow is possible in these counties with locally heavier amounts possible. the higher amounts will fall to the northeast. after noon, the warning drops to a winter weather advisory, which has been issued for the entire tri-state and a.m. wednesday. the advisory area is still expecting 1-general. light to moderate snow continues to fall as you wake up this morning. you'll notice the greatest impact to the roads will be on our side roads, rural roads and neighborhood streets. a secondary front will bring even colder air more scattered time we get to wednesday, the bigger story will be the very cold air. temperatures are only expected in the low 20s and upper teens. then overnight, we drop to 90f for a low on thursday morning. an arctic blast of cold air settles in through the end of the week with wind traffic we have live team coverage on alert day. day.jordan burgess is in west chester, tracking road conditions there.but we begin with 9 on your

if you would like to report heroin activity in warren county...that number 427-call. a new study from the hamilton county health department shows an alarming trend when it comes to heroin in the tri- state. there's apparently a spike in the use of fentanyl.. it's a powerfull painkiller about 100 times more powerful than pure heroin. police say fentanyl is now being mixed with heroin and it's causing a major spike in overdose deaths. according to the study, 60 percent of overdoses in 2014 were tied to fentanyl. you can find a complete list of help-lines, treatment centers and counseling resources log on fox19 now dot com. an adult gift store the city said the owner was trafficking drugs, cincinnati police say an undercover investigation into the pink pyramid on race street back in 2013 found that the store had been selling synthetic marijuana and a drug called "poppers" despite pleading guilty and agreeing to stop selling the products, c-p-d says several months later the store was once again selling the illegal products. the owner was charged with a felony. developing n

a new billboard in warren county is offering cash rewards for tips that lead to the arrest of heroin dealers. our own megan o'rourke has been following this story all night. megan what can you tell us? you can see it's all lit up tonight. few hours and already it has people here in south lebanon talking. nats cars donnat sot 1 "i think it's a great idea. i think the more people step up the better our community is going to be" and even before donna english left her south lebanon home tonight...she'd already heard about this. a brand new billboard---at the intersection of state route 48 and mason-morrow- millgrove road. it reads: report heroin dealers, anonymously, cash rewards. the sign was just installed this afternoon...and is already paying off tonight. major sot 1- :11 "you know we're anxious to see how successful this will be. this phone number has been live today and it's ringing off the hook already. so, we're pleased so far" we caught up with major steve arrasmith, commander of the warren county drug task force, earlier tonight. he tells me a resident who asked to remain anony

. through the day tomorrow, we can see up to an inch with places like southern clinton county. warren county and butler count eye and even into northern portions of hamilton county, where we can see more than an inch. overall, it's going to be light accumulations. visibility is down 2 miles. half mile from the lincoln airport. just be careful. if you made it through the morning's commute. especially if you live east of cincinnati, i think you will will be okay. watch for lingering roads. we will have snow shower activity to the north and west. this system is huge. you could see snow showers dip all the way to northern georgia and alabama. we will continue throughout the evening and through the day tomorrow. the winter weather advisory for everyone, tomorrow morning, until 10:00. slick and snowy roads, blowing snow and lowered visibilities with the snow showers. how much more? looking at half an inch. and some of us may get a little over an inch. i want you to be careful for wednesday morning's commute. we will have snow showers around. we'll have to watch for lower visibilities and coatings

clermont, brown, warren, butler, and hamilton counties until 12pm today. snow not that heavy, but will likely result in higher than expected snow totals. snow totals could reach the 4-5 inch range in the metro area leading to bigger travel difficulties than expected this morning. don't forget to download the fox19 now mobile app to find the delays. you can also log on to fox19 now dot com. new information new information about a story you saw first on fox19 now.. a home in loveland looks a little different this morning... last week, you could see confederate flags draped from the house on west loveland avenue. neighbors say the flags attracted a lot of unwanted attention... but city leaders told us it boils down to freedom of expression. this morning, those flags have been removed. and some new rules could be coming to northgate mall after a weekened fight. several teens were taken into custody following a brawl saturday. police will meet with mall management this week, to discuss potential changes... including a curfew and a crowd size policy, which would

kcci's rose heaphy is just back from warren county. rose, what did city leaders say about how a local option sales tax would impact them? rose: stacey, i spoke with officials from carlisle. they say local option sales tax could give the city funds it needs to improve. they say a small increase could andrew: as a smaller city, we're just not able to keep up with those expenses. rose: to carlisle city administration, a local sales option tax -- or lost -- would help with city improvements. andrew: it's an investment. we can help with those expenses, and we can see those services improved. rose: currently, the sales tax in warren county is 6%, or $.06 of $1. the local option sales tax would increase it by 1% -- making the total tax $.07 per $1. if lost passes in carlisle, the city could bring in almost $190,000 a fiscal year. andrew: 50% for public safety, and that is our police and fire. and 50% for streets and sidewalks. rose: street projects, such as improving this intersection with highway 5, that sees more than 20,000 vehicles a day.

steve: a ballot item could increase the sales tax in warren county by 1%. kcci's rose heaphy was in warren county today, to look at the possible impact. rose: steve, right now, the sales tax in warren county is increase it to 7%. that money from the extra 1% would go back to the improvements. in carlisle, the local option sales tax could bring in almost $190,000 each fiscal year. the revenue would be split. 50% would go to street and sidewalk improvement. city leaders are planning for a construction project at the heavily-traveled scotch ridge public safety would receive the other half of funds. help diversify those costs. it's going to help impact our community in a positive way. and as our community continues to grow, this will help cover some of those ongoing expenses. rose: local retail business owners say they want to see the city improve. but the tax increase would take away from their overall sales. kelly: i would say i'm not for it. i know it would help the community, but it may affect me. rose: warren county residents can vote on the issue at polli

reporting from warren county, ryan smith, kcci 8 news, iowa's news leader. stacey: tens of thousands of people use it and now the dot wants to make it safer. kcci's vanessa peng is live to show us how the proposed changes to i-35 at highway 30 could impact your commute. vanessa: stacey, the dot says this part of i-35 near ames where it meets highway 30 is one of the most dangerous interchanges in the state. that's why they want to make it safer for the tens of thousands of iowans who use it. i-35/highway 30 interchange is getting old for lots of iowans. >> i don't really like it. it is kind of dangerous. >> there are a lot of close calls as people shuffle in and out of the lane. vanessa: other drivers weren't so lucky. january 2001, after a winter storm, a semi truck and 3 cars crash at the interchange. then, this fiery fatal crash in april 2009. it happened when a driver tried to merge onto i-35 from 30 and failed to yield. a new york driver on i-35 forced -- new york truck driver on i-35 forced through a guardrail, landing below on he died at the 30. hospi

our sara celi joins us live in warren county with an update on conditions there. update: winter storm warning expanded to include clermont, brown, warren, butler, and hamilton counties until 12pm today. snow not that heavy, but will likely result in higher than expected snow totals. snow totals could reach the 4-5 inch range in the metro area leading to bigger travel difficulties than expected this morning. download the fox19 now mobile app to find the latest weather conditions, as well as closings and delays. you can also log on to fox19 now dot com. new information new information about a story you saw first on fox19 now.. some controversial confederate flags have been taken down from a home could see confederate flags draped from the house on west loveland avenue. neighbors say the flags attracted a lot of unwanted attention... and police took notice when someone spray painted the word "racist" on the garage door. but city leaders told us they couldn't force the flags removal, due to freedom of expression. however, the homeowners decided to take the flags down.

warren county's sheriff is turning to advertising to stop the heroin epidemic.this billboard along state route 48 calls for tips -- with the chance of cash rewards.the county says it's being funded by anonymous donors. arrested for h-i-v... *ten* people facing charges in relation to the worst outbreak of the disease in indiana history. history. you'll remember -- scott county had nearly *two-hundred* cases of h-i-v... stemming from rampant drug use.ten people appeared in court today -- accused of distributing drugs or conspiring to do so. what's that smell?the question some cincinnati business owners think is hurting their bottom line. line.see how the foul odor is playing a big role in the redevelopment of this neighborhood. tonight's surprise patrol gives out a whopping *five- hundred dollars*.see who gets it -- and how they plan to use he's a big name in the music industry -- and l-a reid came home today. today.he stopped by "101 point one the wiz" to talk about his new book "sing to me"it's a memoir about his career and the musicians he's worked with over the years.it also includes p

precision doppler hd, light snow, western part of hamilton county, eastern part of hamilton county. back to butler, warren, claremont county. heavier snow in the tri-state, south of hillsborough, northeast of georgetown. and snow showers moving to the southeast, 20-25 miles an hour. same thing for flur ice and snow showers in south eastern indiana. you notice in the forecast model, more scattered snow showers this evening. early tomorrow. allow for extra time getting work or school. something you don't have a delay or cancellation. snow showers moves out tomorrow afternoon. nice and quiet once we get in tomorrow evening. partial clearing, partly to mostly cloudy on thursday. simple forecast tonight. an inch or so of snow. tonight and early tomorrow, pushed tomorrow. some more, some less. just be on the look-out for drops of visibility. high tomorrow, only 21. bursts of snow late saturday and early sunday. models haven't locked to that one quite yet. true. it will be plenty cold enough that's the best potential for widespread snow ahead. the weekend forecast coming up in a few minutes. >> amount of securit

now let's get a look at conditions up in warren county... rob mason area... live update: winter storm warning expanded to include clermont, brown, warren, butler, and hamilton counties until 12pm today. snow not that heavy, but will likely result in higher than expected snow totals. snow totals could reach the 4-5 inch range in the metro area leading to difficulties than expected this morning. dbl box sara thanks! make sure to send us your snow pictures... we've made it easy for you...just upload them to us directly from the free fox19 now app.. rob 2shot we want to get another check on this morning's forecast. kara 2shot frank marzullo joins us with a look at the day ahead. portions of tri state overnight we are waking up to a couple inches of snowfall with higher amounts north and east into warren, clinton, highland, and northern clermont counties where you will see winter storm warnings continue until 12pm. from now until 9am sctd light snow for many with steady snow pocket still north and east. with temperatures falling to near 20 and only staying in the

the warren county coroner says seventy year old romma hunt was the woman who was found dead here--the fire tore through this small ranch causing a partial roof collapse it was just before two am when fire crews got the call about the fire here at 1002 olympia drive in fact the man who called 911 knocked on the door in case someone was inside ((911 call))"ok..what part of the house? the living room (knocking on the door))soon after the caller pulled away from the front door((911 call)) "ok get away from the house if you can yes i'm away from it but i want to make sure people are alright because there's a someone's bedroom."the heaviest concentration of fire was located up towards the front left of the house--fire fighters say fighting the fire in the cold and fog made their footing more treacherous-- after the fire was out we talked to neighbors who described what they saw ((emanuel espinosa/neighbor)) "we can see all the smoke coming from the house then up a little bit in the front of the roof there come more flames the put more water more spark was coming out too more water we starte

just getting to school is proving difficult in warren county... many residents say rural roads are dangerous.. and in desperate need of repair... channel 13's mike dasilva looked at the problem.. and the possible solution. this is what the roads are like holes, no gravel but lots of mud, and impassable conditions. 19:01:17--29 'look at this, here on 140th ave, where warren county meets polk county, things are really bad. the conditions are difficult to walk through, let alone drive through.' just ask the people that drive on the roads every day.... 19:05:05--14 'on the bottom of this hill, the bump, the holes are really bad. you have to slow down to almost ten miles an hour just to drive down the road.' 19:03:15 'your car just gets disgusting, you cant keep it clean. your kids shoes are just full of mud, from walking, and its not very fun.' this is what the roads did to riedesel's 's jeep...but the mother of two says her main concern is safety. 18:44:26--41 'when were driving out here and youre coming up a hill and your essentially in the middle o

residents of warren county have had it with the condition of the roads there... folks say they dangerous and the county needs to fix them. the county engineer blames the weather and says his department is operating on very limited funds. this is what the roads are like in warren county...large pot holes, no gravel but lots of mud, and impassable conditions. 19:01:17--29 'look at this, here on 140th ave, where warren county meets polk county, things are really bad. the conditions are difficult to walk through, let alone drive through.' just ask the people that drive on the roads every day.... 19:05:05--14 'on the bottom of this hill, the bump, the holes are really bad. you have to slow down to almost ten miles an hour just to drive down the road.' 19:03:15 'your car just gets disgusting, you cant keep it clean. your kids shoes are just full of mud, from walking, and its not very fun.' this is what the roads did to jolynn riedesel's 's jeep...but the mother of two says her main concern is safety. 18:44:26--41 'when were driving out here and youre coming up a hill an

it extends into warren county as well. that's a tornado warning in effect until 6:30. that's this storm down here at the bottom of your screen, it it's very quickly moving into parts of, there you can see, franklin, vance, and warren county. that includes roseville, and wake forest. it's a big cluster of storms, but only a small portion of that could be producing a tornado. that's right now on top of you guys in the roseville area. as we kind of go to split screen now, what you're seeing here on the left of me is our news tracker. that is currently here in raleigh, keeping an eye on the roads, which by the way, i just checked the traffic all over wake and durham county. it is green most everywhere, so i think the warning that we've been giving the last few days, a lot of kids got out of school early. has taken a lot of traffic off the roads. i think people are being smart. you can see a shot of traffic. as we continue kind of taking you through this long line of storms. that's just one of the tornado warnings moving from franklin up to warden county. we've got a second

breaking now breaking now.. house fire in warren county. our jordan vilines joins us live from the scene in lebanon. a woman inside the home heard the smoke detectors and ran over to a neighbors house, the neighbor called 911, when firefighters arrived, they saw smoke and flames coming from the back bedroom of the single story home, the fire originated on the mattress inside of that bedroom, they found a deceased male inside the bedroom, here's what the fire chief said about what happened when they arrived on scene "fire crews initiated search and rescue efforts and were able to recover one the structure. multiple searches revealed no other occupants that were trapped inside at the time. unfortunately that occupant was deceased when we removed them from the residence" a northern kentucky youth pastor is waking up in jail this kentucky youth pastor is waking up in jail this morning... accused of sexually abusing a child. joseph niemeyer is charged with felony counts of sexual abuse, rape and sodomy, of a victim under the age of 12. we confir

it happened on highway 169 in warren county. eric's mom and 10 year old sister were also severely injured, spending weeks in the hospital before going home. until now, the driver only faced a simple traffic citation. but tonight ... county attorneys have filed more charges. it's our big story tonight. local 5's claire powell has more. claire/bam: the warren county attorneys office has filed two more charges against the oklahoma driver who killed eric fuller and karla handy. richard hutton was originally facing failure to obey a stop sign. now, hes also facing failure to maintain control and driving on the wrong side of the road. but for the first time on camera, the two survivors and family say all they want is accountability. " " " he took a piece from me and lilly too" for the fuller's the last six months have been nothing short of a nightmare. " they had to be careful around me because i was still kind of hurting"- lill in august, an oklahoma man ran this stop sign and hit the car carrying kim fuller, her mother karla.

it's light snow that is falling, loop to the north, light snow for butler county and into warren county, and clinton county. this is the location that got hit hardest overnight. roughly here from wilmington through clinton county to point south, lebanon, moro and mainville, and as far as south as goshen extending to the mason and mainville areas. some more snow there than elsewhere in the tri-state. amounts here going over four inches in many cases, this is a goshen coming in more than four inches, 3 and a half 11, and hillsborough, since you got away from that narrow zone with the heavier zone, amount really tapered off, under two inches, winter storm warning. all of southwest ohio with the exception of adams county, goes until noon today. we will have four inch plus amounts by noon, a winter weather advisory takes over in the warning areas and continues for the rest of us through tomorrow morning. now with the scattered snow showers we expect later today, tonight and for the first part of the day tomorrow, we may add an additional 1-3 inches of snow for some communities. here is what

but if you're going up through warren county, clinton county, do be a little extra careful up there. the snow has been heavier that way. >>> thank you, john. 6:21, choosing to have a baby girl. why a model or finger is causing >>> ahead this morning, too much i've been a turkey farmer my whole life... and i raise turkey for honeysuckle white . we don't use growth-promoting antibiotics, that's just the way things should be done. that's important to me. my name is glenn, and i'm an independent turkey farmer. (female announcer) honeysuckle white . no growth-promoting antibiotics, >>> all right, it's national chili day, no doubt, for many of you that cincinnati style chili. from our friend that brought to us today. >> what is your favorite chili dish, and where is it from, bob? >> the fact that i'm standing here. is the problem, so i will be there soon. >> we got barbara. that says my family likes my dump, dump chili. you take cans of chili, cans of corn, cans of rotell, spices and lots of spices, black cheese, cook it all day. >> that sounds really good. >> yes, to everything that barba

stay with local 12 news and local 12 dot com for the latest. 3 the family of a missing man from warren county plans to hold a vigil today.aaron berns disappeared on january first. little miami river after a fire at his brother's home in morrow.berns' mother says her son is an army veteran who suffers from p-t-s-d, but refused to get help.family and friends are expected to gather for a vigil for berns at five this evening and to remember those affected by p-t-s-d. 3 two people are in custody after an overnight chase.a colerain township officer tried to stop a stolen u-haul van about three this morning. the driver didn't stop and at one point hit a colerain township cruiser.the chase ended right off the route 128 exit off i-275 in miami township.the driver and a passenger in that van were arrested when they tried to 3 the largest local fundraiser for the american lung association here in cincinnati is going on right now. local 12's megan moore is at the carew tower where hundreds are participating in the fight for 3 last year a total of 8 million dollars was raised from 63 climb events across t

warren county experienced a 42% increase in heroin related overdose deaths from 2014 to 2015. another sobering reality? leading cause of accidental deaths all across the state of ohio. no community is immune. urban centers or suburban subdivisions, a lesson the warren county drug task force hopes will continue to spread. >> the state of ohio also focusing on getting families to understand the issue. the department of health identifies these groups as those with the highest heroin risk. men and women who are 25 to 34 years of age, the problem is big everywhere, but especially here in southern ohio as well as the cleveland area. the state also found high heroin risk in both urban and suburban settings. >> a bill working its way through the indiana state house would limit a woman's ability to get an abortion. senate bill 313 would ban abortions at any stage of pregnancy when the abortion is based on the fetus's gender, race, or potential disability. one of the lawmakers voting against the bill says it would force families who couldn't seek an illegal aborgs. >> to go home and say

you can see the intense downpours across butler and warren counties. notice the rainfall rate lightning not south of the river. the potential for some hydroplaning on the roads and we could see 1-2 inches of rain today. by noon, expect wind and the potential for some rumbles of thunder this afternoon with temperatures into the upper 50' s. let' s get through the rainy morning commute. what is going on? kyla: the action has cleared 71, 75 between covington and cut in the hill. things are clear north and southbound. always a good idea to give yourself plenty of extra mornings. same thing along 74 at harrison pike. we have lighter volume of traffic in our favor. hopefully we will not see too many issues. no problems into northern kentucky. 275 loop is clear, as well. police were called to the scene of a drive-by shooting in kennedy heights. investigators say this happened on montgomery road. a man was shot in the leg while driving with a group of friends. we are told the shots were fired from another car, and the gunman got away. police believe the victim

he's expected back in court in warren county this month to face those new, enhanced charges. eric: commitment 2016 news now -- this morning, hillary clinton and bernie sanders are back in their respective corners after an intense democratic debate last night. next up. the republicans who face off this weekend. nikole killion is in washington with the debate details. nikole: hillary clinton and bernie sanders turned up the heat in their sharpest exchange yet in a debate on msnbc. be the only candidate up here who does not have a super pac. who's not raising huge sums of money from wall street and special interests. ms. clinton: it's time to end the very artful smear that you and your campaign have been carrying out. nikole: the democrats dueled straight out of the gate over wall street and other issues as they staked out their positions ahead the new hampshire primary. clinton took an aggressive stance as she trails sanders by double digits in two new polls. meantime, the gop is preparing for their own battle saturday night, minus carly fiorina, who didn't make the cut. fiorin

you can see quiet now but a few showers trying to push through warren county into sussex as well and still dealing with it. here's the low. there's the line of thunderstorms it pushed through and caused all of the damage but here's the cold. blizzard conditions and more snow as far south as virginia where they had killer tornadoes yesterday.

and the reality of that is hitting home now. >> anchor: there were 60 heroin overdose deaths in warren county last year. 513-427-call, is the number to call. drug task force members will answer the hotline all day, 7 days a week. >> anchor: there is a special ride tomorrow for a man tragically killed while riding his bike. he was on u.s.-52 when a driver hit him and left the scene. melinda woodall was the driver and was on drugs when it happened. tomorrow, family and friends for prader leaving at 2:00 and a memorial service afterwards. >> don't get too comfortable with the mild weather because it. >> anchor: she's here to tell us about the weather. >> hey, we get a whole weekend of these temperatures and today's highs topping at 43 degrees in cincinatti, the milder air to the south and west of us this afternoon, that moves in for tomorrow and in the mid-40s for tomorrow afternoon. we're in freezing in cincinatti, same for lunken airport, and batavia at 34 degrees and stay dry overnight with a lot of dry air at the surface, so we continue to see my and mid-level clouds in the off and on period

did confirm there is a death report from a scene here in loveland but they referred us to the warren county sheriff's officewarren county dispatch did confirm they had units out here but that is all--i talked to several neighbors none of whom did say they saw the heavy police presence earlierso what we know right now is that a body was pulled from the little miami here in loveland but if investigators know who it is they are not saying at this point this is still quite new and i am told more information will likely be released tomorrow including a 911 call from the person who found the body--jay warren 9 on your side loveland turning to weather -- what a fantastic day!a lot of people took advantage and went outside. what a spectacular saturday! record warmth was recorded at the cincinnati/northern kentucky international airport when the mercury hit 72 degrees around 3:17 p.m. that's 28 degrees above our normal high of 44 degrees this time of year. here is your 9 first warning to early sunday rain. clouds increase later tonight and a chance of rain moves in by midnight. right now, the greate

warren county is taking a different approach to stopping put up this billboard along state route 48 in union township.the sheriff is offering cash rewards for tips that help stop heroin trafficking.tipsters can remain anonymous. the father of a two-year-old killed just months ago... is not the father of the mother's second child born this week from jail. jail.rebecca kinner's attorney says she believes a man named jason is the father.scott senft believed dna tests would show he is the father and planned to take custody this week,that test was negative. now butler county is testing jason-- and kinner's family is trying to come to an arrangment so they can be in the baby's life. at this point point butler county children's services has the baby in foster care right now while it tries to identify his father. "oh my god. oh my god." god."coming up we're there as one woman discovers her mother's home was hit... what police are saying about the shootings that targeted several homes. louisville ban... what coach rick pitino says the players did when he told them they won't be playing in the p

county. closer to downtown, there is some snow. the northern part got lumped in to that with higher snowfall totals. same thing through portions of warren and clinton counties. the advisory covered through tomorrow morning. 21 right now and the flurries are pretty fine because the temperatures have dropped. that is why the totals were on the higher side. through 8:00 this morning, the ohio communities will see the snow accumulate. between 8:00 and what happens. we start to lighten up a little bit. we will have several hours of dr y weather in the afternoon. you will see bands of snow possible. additional accumulation is on the lighter side, maybe half an inch, max. any major snowfall accumulations should be over with and by tomorrow morning the flurries are ending. light snow showers continuing in the afternoon. nothing to maybe half an inch. sunshine returning by late in the day. we are staying cold. high temperatures not making an out of the 20' s. guys? lisa: cps has closed for the day. money matters in cincinnati months before voters go to the polls. cincinnati public schools are pushing for pre-school and more school programs paid

officials confirm one person has died in a house fire in warren county. crews were called to a home on olympia drive in mason... and arrived to find flames shooting from the house. sara celi joins us live from the scene crews are on the scene of a fatal house fire early tuesday. they were called to the residence in the 1000 block of olympia drive at 1:41 a.m., according to warren county dispatchers. passerbys and people at a distance spotted flames that were through the roof and called 911, said mason fire chief john moore. crews responded within eight minutes, but the house has partially collapsed. one person was found dead on a bed in a back bedroom, moore said. several firefighters remain on scene, including crews from loveland and deerfield and west chester townships. weather now transition this morning if we see any road issues accumulation it will remain in our far eastern counties where a winter weather advisory remains in effect until 10am. this includes areas of brown, adams, highland, mason, lewis, bracken, and robertson counties. primarily it's

a lesson to warren county drug task force hopes will continue to spread. jonathan: the state of ohio also focusing on getting families to understand this issue. the department of health with the highest heroin risks. men and women 25 to 35 years old. the problem is big everywhere, but especially in southern ohio and cleveland. the state also found high heroin risks in both urban and suburban settings. happening today, local cycling groups are hosting a memorial ride for the cyclist killed in a hit and run crash in anderson township last weekend. the ghost ride for michael prater will take off at 2:00 from lunken airport. he worked at rei in norwood. employees from columbus's store will man the norwood one so prater's coworkers can take part in the ride. prosecutors upgraded charges against the driver in the crash. mindy woodall faces vehicular homicide charges. investigators found drug paraphernalia in her suv after some of the prite brightest minds in kentucky will be on nku's exhaust campus. it's the leg go league championship. richard chiles is live wit

we have seen some of the heavier snowfall today. she joins us live from deerfield township in warren county. good afternoon, perry. good golly, what's going on? >> we're a mess, we're a mess. good afternoon, you know what, bob, i've been in mason throughout the morning, i'm not too far from where i was earlier this morning. this is deerfield township, just a few snowflakes coming down at this point. a lot earlier on today. ening chaing conditions and the roads have changed as well. by 5:00 this morning. by 6:00, it was slushy, now it is just wet pavement. that doesn't mean you don't have to take caution certainly as you take these roads. if you hit that slush, sometimes that's what causes you to slide. now i did talk to the good folks in the highway department of the warren county engineers office. last night. they took a break at about 4:00 this morning and then headed back out and they have been out ever since. you know, a lot of people have did. they certainly got out ahead of this storm and have done a good job keeping things clear for drivers. >> i just live a couple of blocks away. in

did confirm there is a death report from a scene here in loveland but they referred us to the warren county sheriff's officewarren county dispatch did confirm they had units out here but that is all--i talked to several neighbors none of whom wanted to speak on camera but did say they saw the heavy police presence earlierso what we know right now is that a body was pulled from the little miami here in loveland but if investigators know who it is they are not saying at this point.this is still quite new and i am told more information will likely be released tomorrow including a 911 call from the person who found the body--jay warren 9 on your side loveland well the rain has moved east, but the cooler air is rolling in and 9 on your side's smale riverfront park with how conditions continue to change this morning. good morning kristen.. well, it's hard to call the mid 50s cold, especially in february. but it certainly feels that way out here after yesterday. first came the rain overnight that caused minor flooding in some areas and now were really feeling that cool air. but the people out here

today -- triple-a and warren county leaders unveiled their plan at larosa's.they'll be putting these stickers on every pizza delivered by participating restaurants.it reminds folks to find a designated driver -- and *don't* get behind the wheel if they've been drinking. "we hope that the message literally hits home for anyone that is celebrating by drinking on super bowl sunday they should not get behind the wheel fans should get tehir own game plan and that should includedesignating someone to drive if you've been drinking on that day" day"triple-a says super bowl night is one of the worst every year for impaired drivers. (carol)leaders of the creation museum want to expand -- a *triple* the size of this building. building.keep in mind -- this comes as the group builds a full-scale replica of noah's ark.a co-founder of the creation museum says the expansion at their orginal building -- would help prepare for hundreds of visitors at the ark encounter exhibit.but -- the added space requires approval from boone county. the father of the man who killed a danville ohio police officer --

let' s zoom in here to warren county. you can see snow coming down in lebanon. we have a live camera in that area. here is the weatherbug camera in historic downtown lebanon. the ground is still just wet there, but the snow was coming down at a decent rate. that is a parked car on the side of the road. there is snow on the roof, but the ground and sidewalk is only wet. that is because of the warm temperatures we have had over the past couple days. that is keeping the roads just wet this morning, even though temperatures are hovering close to freezing. 31 right now in wilmington. 32 inmates and. -- 32 in mason. here is your breakdown for today. expect strong and gusty winds. expect periods of light snow, but don' t expect to have to shovel a lot off the driveway. even the snow showers could linger through the evening commute. we are looking at a dusting on the grass. it is all going to be on those colder services, though. kyla, all morning long, you have been saying, really no issues. kyla: you told us yesterday morning that it would hit the ground first and that

a so they decided to upgrade the advisory to a warning for at least two counties, warren county -- excuse me, clinton county and highland county. overnight, light to occasionally moderate snow or tomorrow, we will taper off and go back to snow showers and snow squalls. i anticipate slick roads, specially on rams and off ramps, secondary roads. road crews should be able to keep up on the interstates. but the secondary in neighborhood streets that have slick stops or be snow-covered. down to 23 now at the airport. a west wind and 17, giving a windchill of 9. that is the difference between now and earlier this afternoon. we were above freezing. back into the low 20' s as the arctic cold front has pushed you see on futurecast how we keep an area of light to moderate snow overnight across southwest ohio and near the ohio river. tomorrow, we go back to the snow showers and snow squalls. that continues off and on into early wednesday before it tapers off and we get drier weather wednesday night and thursday. this model will not give specific snowfall amounts, but it is picking up on the fact tha

orange, person, roanoke rapids, vance county and warren counties all on a two-hour delay. wake county schools on schedule this morning. barbara: it may not be but the morning commute could be rocky as heavy rain is moving in. don: we are not dealing with ice but with very windy conditions along with the heavy line of rain showers. look at first alert doppler xp and the rain starting to arrive around rocky mount and wilson but the heavy line stpbdz from the virginia border to the south carolina border and running through southern pines, getting ready it move into sanford.

then you go further west, a little bit of light snow into warren county and hunter don county. it won't amount to very much. mostly cloudy, above the freezing mark in the city. i think we stay above freezing the bulk of the day today. upper 30s should to it. more than a few flurries early and few breaks in the afternoon cloud cover. let's get over to lauren lauren and see if there are problems this morning. >> no real problems. nice morning commute so far. no unplanned detours out there on the buses. everything looks good. seastreak has a couple of service changes in effect today. major commuter lines and subways all running on the regular routes and schedules as well. alternate side of the street parking parking is -- >>> the results of the first primary vote. in new hampshire, the polls are correct at the top. bernie sanders easily defeated hillary clinton. >>> donald trump won as expected. in a surprise, john kasich came in second, then ted cruz. we have team coverage tracie strahan is in harlem where bernie sanders will be. but michael gargiulo is in manchester, new hampshi

county, durham public schools and chapel hill carrboro schools closed. barbara: also orange, edgecombe. franklin, granville. mecklinburg, person, vance and warren schools closed. chatham. clinton. harnett. hoke, johnston, lee, moore, robinson, wayne and wilson county schools. you can find a list on abc11.com. it is on the link on the home page. now weather and traffic together. here is meteorologist don schwenneker in the first alert storm center with the latest. don: good morning to you. we will talk advisories and warnings. we have a winter storm warning for orange, person and alamance counties through 9:00 tonight. we have a went weather advisories extended to can 7:00 tonight for most of the middle we have the winter weather advisory down south for the southern part of the viewing area until 1:00 because of the anticipating change to more rain earlier in the day down to the south. here is what we are seeing on radar. we just got the boundary of this system kind of right over us, the southern edge of it, as the moisture runs in it and we will see a little mixed precipitation through wake county and some reports of sleet and mixing with freez

dan: we are on wedgewood drive in warren county. we are trying to get a closer look. i remember yesterday, randi was speaking about this area getting more snow. the side roads have more snow. on wedgewood drive and some of the side streets are still we did a span around and one of the cul-de-sacs and you could hear the crunching of the ice and snow that were packed into the side streets. people in this area of warren county are waking up to snow as they head out to work. the little miami school district is on a 90-minute delay. other delays and closures are on the bottom of your screen. they are dealing with snow on the road. we have seen some snow truck spreading salt and scraping. the main roads look more clear, basically just wet. we will continue tracking conditions. dan griffin, wlwt news 5. mark: thank you. now to " commitment 2016." ohio governor john kasich has a big night in new hampshire with a second place finish behind donald trump. mike dardis is giving us a look at what's next for the kasich campaign from new hampshire. mike: hi, everybody. good morning.

officials confirm warren county. crews were called to a home on olympia drive in mason just a few hours ago... and arrived to find flames shooting from the house. rob dblbx our sara celi joins us live from the scene with what we know right now... crews are on the scene of a fatal house fire early tuesday. they were called to the residence in the 1000 block of olympia drive at 1:41 a.m., according to warren county dispatchers. passerbys and people at a distance spotted flames that were through the roof and called 911, said john moore. crews responded within eight house has partially found dead on a bed several crews from deerfield and west chester townships. happening today happening today...an autopsy today...an autopsy on a man found springfield township fire. david oldham's body was found inside his firefighters say everything inside burning. experts say cases danger to everyone in the neighborhood. "the danger to the neighborhood and the community is, if there is a fire, they're such a fast burn because there is s