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Few showers today but looking good for Easter plans

3 days ago | wcpo.com | Cameron Hardin

After showers and storms yesterday, we are shaping up to see a decent Easter Sunday. Starting off this morning we will have mostly cloudy skies and temperatures in the mid 50s. We see some sunshine today but clouds dominate the sky and temperatures reach the mid to upper 70s. Rain chances are still lingering today but models have taken away most, if not all the rain chances.
EASTER WEEKEND FORECAST: When rain is most likely

4 days ago | wcpo.com | Cameron Hardin

There are rain and storm chances both days this weekend but it doesn't look to be a washout. Starting off today, showers and storms are out to the west moving NE into our area. Have the umbrella handy for the Easter egg hunts and keep in mind any family pictures today/tomorrow could have some delays. We are maoinly dry overnight as temps dip down into the 50s. Easter Sunday is looking better with mostly cloudy skies and a few isolated showers possible thorughout the day but nothing widespread.
Judge denies teen murder suspect's return to hospital despite removal from court due to injuries

5 days ago | wcpo.com | Alex Null

CINCINNATI — Defense attorneys for a 15-year-old charged with murdering a 25-year-old man claim the teen's release from the hospital was premature. In a hearing Friday, attorneys urged the judge to release the teen back to the UC Medical Center, claiming he continues to suffer from at least seven gunshot wounds. The judge denied the request from the defense. The teen is charged in a shooting that occurred last weekend on Short Vine Street in Corryville.
9 ways to avoid buying a flood-damaged used car

5 days ago | wcpo.com | Taylor Nimmo

If you’re in the market for a used car, remember to remain cautious — especially after recent flooding. Floods have left many cars with extensive water damage. Keith Brown, owner of K&M Automotive, warns buyers that these flooded vehicles are often deemed a total loss. "If you have a vehicle that's flooded, you're not gonna repair it, insurance isn't gonna cover it, whatever it may be," Brown said.
Taylor High softball team celebrates 100th straight league win

5 days ago | wcpo.com | Danielle Goodman

CLEVES, Ohio — A Cleves, Ohio, high school softball team has announced it is celebrating a significant milestone. According to a social media post from Taylor High School athletics, the girls' softball team won their 100th consecutive Cincinnati Hills League game on Thursday night. The team dominated Finneytown High School in the on-the-road doubleheader, beating the team 21-0 in the first game and 13-0 in the second game.
Kings Island honors Cincinnati with renamed roller coaster for 2025 season

5 days ago | wcpo.com | Danielle Goodman

MASON, Ohio — Kings Island is opening for its 2025 season and reimagining one of its classic roller coasters, according to a press release from the amusement park. To celebrate the park's 20th anniversary, it is renaming the Backlot Stunt Coaster the Queen City Stunt Coaster. Kings Island said the roller coaster, which accelerates to 40 mph in three seconds, was renamed to honor Cincinnati. It features the city's skyline and iconic landmarks.
EASTER WEEKEND FORECAST: When rain is most likely

5 days ago | wcpo.com | Jennifer Ketchmark

It's Easter weekend and I know many of you are trying to figure out when you can get outside between rounds of showers and storms. Here's a break down of each day to help you plan ahead!FRIDAY — Today's forecast is the easiest one. We'll start at 60 and warm to 80 this afternoon under a partly cloudy sky. It's going to be a windy day. Winds are expected from the southwest at 20 to 30 mph, gusting to 40 mph.
City of Cincinnati denies request from OTR residents to turn vacant lot into community garden

6 days ago | wcpo.com | Alex Null

CINCINNATI — In the heart of Over-the-Rhine, just about 100 yards from Findlay Market, sits an empty city-owned lot off Pleasant Street. The lot is fenced off from the street, overgrown with branches and sticks. It's surrounded by residential housing and congested one-way streets. Alexis Marsh, who lives across from the lot, is tired of looking at the eyesore from her window. "It just looks bad," Marsh said.
Miami University suspends Kappa Alpha Psi fraternity for 15 years

6 days ago | wcpo.com | Felicia Jordan

OXFORD, Ohio — The Kappa Alpha Psi fraternity has been suspended from Miami University's campus after allegations that current members and alumni physically abused new recruits, according to the university. According to a press release written by Cleveland lawyers Merriman Legal LLC, a junior at Miami University and three other students were beaten by the fraternity's president, vice president and other members.
Mason man arrested by FBI for having 'dangerous destructive device'

6 days ago | wcpo.com | Felicia Jordan

MASON, Ohio — After the FBI and multiple other law enforcement agencies investigated at a home in Mason for several hours, one man has been arrested by FBI agents, according to a press release from officials. According to the FBI, 20-year-old James Phillips was arrested after he allegedly possessed an Improvised Explosive Device (IED).