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Conditions. A break on the radar today. Oh additional rent expected for our friday. We will wait until later to the afternoon to see some sunshine. A dreary start for the morning. A little dampness from the showers they came through. We have seen wilmington and clinton and warren counties, variation of his ability between three miles and five miles. A look at the visibility for the morning, not too much of a problem, upper 40 s right now. It is a cool to mild start considering we are in early march. We will climb nicely into the 60 s this afternoon. Satellite and radar showing sprinkles and sh...

Recover from a fatal shooting, happening at a backyard cookout Late Wednesday night. The death toll has now risen to 6, after the medical examiner ruled the death of a pregnant womans fetus a homicide yesterday afternoon. Three others were injured. Neighbors gathered at a vigil yesterday afternoon to honor the victims. This is against every form of decency here. Plotted premeditated, calculated. We need to start with prayer. Our hearts are broken. Were just devastated by whats happened to our community. Its not just about these families its about all of us. Police are still looking for the sho...

Police say there was a bomb threat at Western Hills high school. The Montessori School know by has also been evacuated. We re told it was a message found in a restroom at the high school. Nothing was found. We have a crew at the scene, and will bring you any new updates as we get them. Kyla a murder suicide, under investigation right now in fairfield township. Good afternoon. I m kyla woods, in for lisa cooney. Mark i m mark hayes. Thanks for joining us. Police say a mother shot her daughter and then turned the gun on herself. Wlwt news 5 s Karin Johnson joins us live from springcrest drive wi...

Devou Park is adding three more miles to its already extensive trail system in Northern Kentucky, according to a press release from the city of Covington.

Harry Connick, a hard-nosed district attorney for New Orleans over the city’s bloodiest era and author of a legacy that would be stained by a parade of tossed convictions, died