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<\/p>\nCrews respond to massive fire at building in Lebanon<\/p>\n
\n\t\t\t\t\t\t\t\t\t\t\t\t\tALL RIGHT. 643 HERE ON A TUESDAY MORNING. LET\u2019S LOOK OUT OVER CINCINNATI. LOOKING GREAT. YOU CAN SEE THE FLAG IS CERTAINLY FLYING OUT THERE THIS MORNING. WE HAVE SOME WIND GUSTS THAT WILL BE WITH US. THEY WERE WITH US YESTERDAY. BACK WITH US AGAIN TODAY. AND TRACKING RAIN THAT WILL MOVE IN MIDWEEK. FOR NOW THOUGH, GREAT WEATHER TO GET OUTSIDE AND ENJOY THIS METEOROLOGIST RANDI RICO GOT US COVERED TODAY. RANDI. AND THEN THAT CHANGE COMES, RIGHT? SO BASICALLY STARTING TOMORROW WE\u2019RE GOING TO HAVE A SYSTEM IN THE AREA THAT WILL PROVIDE DAILY RAIN CHANCES. NOT A SINGLE DAY IS A WASHOUT. NONE OF YOUR DAYS ARE TOTALLY RUINED, BUT EVERY SINGLE DAY YOU\u2019LL HAVE THE CHANCE FOR SOME RAIN OR RUMBLE OF THUNDER. SO LET\u2019S TAKE A LOOK. IT\u2019S GOING TO BE WARM AND WINDY AND THEN TURN WET HERE AS WE GO THROUGH THE REST OF THE WEEK. SO TODAY HIGHS NEAR 80 DEGREES. WINDS SUSTAINED 10 TO 20 MILES AN HOUR. SOME GUSTS AROUND 3035 MILES AN HOUR POSSIBLE. AND THEN THE WET PATTERN STARTS TOMORROW. AGAIN NO WASHOUTS. BUT EVERY SINGLE DAY WE\u2019LL HAVE SOME SCATTERED RAIN. MAYBE A RUMBLE OF THUNDER. NO SEVERE WEATHER EXPECTED THROUGH THIS. AND IT COMES TO AN END EASTER MORNING, BUT ALSO MEANS THAT EASTER IS GOING TO BE ON THE CHILLY SIDE FOR US TODAY. WE\u2019RE STARTING OUT WITH WINDS GUSTING AROUND 25 TO 30MPH. THINGS ARE TODAY GOING TO BE WARM, WINDY, BUT ALL OTHERWISE PRETTY GOOD. NOW IT STAYS DRY TODAY. TOMORROW WE\u2019RE GOING TO START TO SEE THE RAIN SHOWERS TO THE NORTH FIRST. IN FACT I\u2019LL SHOW YOU LATE TONIGHT INTO TOMORROW MORNING. NOTICE TOMORROW MORNING A LOT OF THE ACTION UP TOWARD I-70. THEN AS WE GET INTO THE AFTERNOON, SCATTERED RAIN STARTS TO KICK DOWN IN OUR DIRECTION. SO ANYTIME AFTER ABOUT 11 A.M. OR NOON, NO RAIN CHANCES START TO GO UP. AND YOU\u2019LL SEE HERE KIND OF DISORGANIZED SCATTERED SHOWERS, A QUICK DOWNPOUR, MAYBE A RUMBLE OF THUNDER. SO MID AFTERNOON, I WOULD SAY BETWEEN ABOUT TWO AND 4 P.M. IS PROBABLY OUR BEST CHANCE FOR SOME SCATTERED RAIN IN THE AREA. AND THEN IT KIND OF FADES AWAY AS WE GET INTO THE EVENING. SO FOR TODAY, GUSTY WINDS AND 79 TOMORROW AN IMPACT DAY WITH SCATTERED RAIN. SAME THING ON THURSDAY. AND AGAIN RAIN CHANCES CONTINUE UP UNTIL EASTER MORNING. KELLY. OKAY. RANDI THANKS SO MUCH. WE WANT TO GET A CHECK OF TRAFFIC 75 SPECIFICALLY, THINGS ARE REALLY LOCKED UP AT THE RONALD REAGAN AS YOU\u2019RE COMING IN. 75 SOUTHBOUND. NOW, THAT\u2019S NOT UNUSUAL. WE KNOW A LOT OF YOU ARE VERY USED TO TRAFFIC REALLY STARTING TO SLOW DOWN IN THIS AREA, BUT IT SEEMS WORSE THAN NORMAL TODAY. SO WE WILL KEEP AN EYE ON THAT, LET YOU KNOW IF ANYTHING SPECIFIC IS CAUSING IT, BUT ALLOW JUST A LITTLE BIT EXTRA TIME. IF YOU ARE TRYING TO COME IN ON 75, JUST ABOUT SEVEN MILES. AND WE SAW AT TIMES IT LOOKED LIKE IT WAS ALMOST AT A STANDSTILL. SO JUST A HEADS UP FOR EVERYBODY HEADING IN THAT DIRECTION. WE DID HAVE AN EARLIER CRASH ON 71 OUT BY KING\u2019S MILLS. THAT LOOKS LIKE IT HAS CLEARED. ONE HAS JUST POPPED UP ON 127 OR UP NEAR BUTLER COUNTY VETERANS MEMORIAL HIGHWAY NEAR 747. PARDON ME. WE\u2019RE GOING TO MAKE SOME CALLS ON THAT. BUT THEY DO SAY LANES COULD BE CLOSED IN THAT AREA. SO WE\u2019LL WATCH FOR IT AGAIN. HASN\u2019T POPPED UP HERE, BUT WE\u2019LL LET YOU KNOW IF THAT STARTS TO CAUSE ANY KIND OF BIGGER ISSUES. YEAH. THERE YOU CAN SEE THAT YELLOW SPOT STARTING 129 AND 747. SO JUST BE AWARE OF THAT. OTHERWISE THINGS HAVE BEEN MOSTLY GOOD OUT THERE. WE\u2019LL BE KEEPING OUR EYES ON THINGS, KEEPING YOU UPDATED AS WE LEARN SOME MORE ABOUT THOSE POTENTIAL CRASHES THAT COULD SLOW YOU DOWN. MEGAN. ALL RIGHT, KELLY, THANK YOU. THE TRIAL IS SET TO BEGIN TODAY FOR THE MAN CONSIDERED A SUSPECT AND A VICTIM IN LAST SUMMER\u2019S DOWNTOWN BRAWL. ALEX STRAVINSKY IS ONE OF EIGHT PEOPLE TO FACE CHARGES AFTER VIDEO OF THAT BRAWL WENT VIRAL. WLWT NEWS 5 NICOLE APONTE JOINS US LIVE FROM THE HAMILTON COUNTY COURTHOUSE. WITH WHAT WE CAN EXPECT LATER TODAY. NIKOLE. MEGAN, IF YOU REMEMBER, THIS JURY TRIAL WAS INITIALLY SUPPOSED TO START BACK IN JANUARY, BUT THEN CITY PROSECUTORS HAD ASKED FOR MORE TIME AFTER A KEY WITNESS FAILED TO SHOW UP, STATING THAT THEY FEARED FOR THEIR SAFETY. AS FOR 46 YEAR OLD ALEX CHERVINSKY, HE IS FACING A MISDEMEANOR CHARGE OF DISORDERLY CONDUCT FOR SLAPPING ONE OF THE OTHER SUSPECTS IN THE BRAWL VIDEO THAT SHOWED HIM BEING THROWN INTO THE STREET, BEATEN AND STOMPED ON. HIS ATTORNEY IS EXPECTED TO ARGUE THAT CHERVINSKY THREW THAT SLAP IN SELF-DEFENSE. AS FOR THE OTHER SUSPECTS, THEY FACE MUCH MORE SERIOUS CHARGES. MOST OF THEIR TRIALS HAVE ALSO BEEN DELAYED BECAUSE PROSECUTORS WANTED TO SEE HOW STRAVINSKY\u2019S CASE WOULD PLAY OUT. AS FOR TODAY\u2019S TRIAL, PROSECUTORS COULD CALL INTERIM CINCINNATI POLICE CHIEF ADAM HENRY. A REPRESENTATIVE FROM CDC. AND A LOCAL BUSINESS OWNER WHO RECORDED VIDEO OF THAT FIGHT AS IT ALL UNFOLDED. THE TRIAL IS SET TO BEGIN AT 10 A.M., AND WLWT WILL BE THERE REPORTING LIVE DOWNTOWN. NICOLE APONTE WLWT NEWS FIVE. ALL RIGHT, NICOLE, THANK YOU. AND BREAKING NEWS IN THE WAR IN THE MIDDLE EAST, THE U.S. STRUCK A CENTRAL IRANIAN CITY OVERNIGHT THAT IS HOME TO ONE OF THE THREE NUCLEAR SITES THAT THE U.S. ATTACKED LAST JUNE. IRAN ALSO LAUNCHING NEW STRIKES OVERNIGHT, HITTING A LOADED OIL TANKER BELONGING TO KUWAIT IN THE PERSIAN GULF. ALL OF THIS COMES AS THE PENTAGON PREPARES TO HOLD ITS LATEST BRIEFING ON THE WAR. THE FIRST NEWS CONFERENCE BY THE U.S. MILITARY IN NEARLY TWO WEEKS. WLWT NEWS FIVE\u2019S RACHEL HIRSCHHEIMER JOINING US FROM WASHINGTON WITH THE LATEST ON THE PEACE TALKS IN THE MIDDLE EAST AHEAD OF PRESIDENT TRUMP\u2019S DEADLINE. PRESIDENT TRUMP INSISTS THERE\u2019S DIPLOMATIC PROGRESS TOWARDS A CEASEFIRE DEAL. HE EVEN CONFIRMED ON MONDAY FOR THE VERY FIRST TIME HE\u2019S IN COMMUNICATION WITH IRAN\u2019S PARLIAMENT SPEAKER, DESPITE POSSIBLE TALKS, IT DOESN\u2019T APPEAR THE FIGHTING IS ENDING ANYTIME SOON. PRESIDENT TRUMP SHARED THIS VIDEO OVERNIGHT, SHOWING MASSIVE FIREBALLS LIGHTING UP THE SKY NEAR AN IRANIAN NUCLEAR FACILITY. THIS IS LIKELY THE U.S. RESPONSE TO IRAN BOMBING AN ISRAELI OIL REFINERY ON MONDAY. WEAR THICK BLACK SMOKE WAS SEEN BILLOWING FROM THE BUILDING. THE WHITE HOUSE SAYS IRANIAN OFFICIALS ARE APPEARING MORE REASONABLE BEHIND THE SCENES. BUT ON MONDAY, THE PRESIDENT CONTINUED TO THREATEN WIDESPREAD DESTRUCTION ON IRAN\u2019S ENERGY RESOURCES, INCLUDING A DESALINATION PLANT THAT SUPPLY DRINKING WATER. IF A DEAL TO END THE WAR IS NOT MADE SHORTLY. THIS COMES AFTER PRESIDENT TRUMP EXTENDED HIS DEADLINE FOR IRAN TO REOPEN THE STRAIT OF HORMUZ TO APRIL 6TH. IF THERE\u2019S EVER A CHANCE FOR A DEAL AGAIN, THE PRESIDENT IS OPEN TO LISTENING, BUT IT DOES NOT DETER HIM FROM FOCUSING ON THE MILITARY OBJECTIVES THAT HE SET OUT 30 DAYS AGO, AND THAT OUR MILITARY IS CONTINUING TO ACHIEVE DAY BY DAY. PRESIDENT TRUMP IS ALSO THREATENING TO SEIZE IRAN\u2019S KHARG ISLAND, WHICH CARRIES NEARLY 90% OF IRAN\u2019S OIL EXPORTS. NOW, EXPERTS WARN THIS MAY NOT FULLY END THE WAR IN IRAN, AND IT ALSO COULD REQUIRE THE DEPLOYMENT OF GROUND TROOPS AT THE WHITE HOUSE. RACHEL HIRSCHHEIMER. WLWT. NEWS 5. RACHEL, THANKS. THE RISING PRICE OF OIL IS PUSHING GAS PRICES HIGHER AS WELL. TRIPLE A REPORTING OVERNIGHT, THE NATIONAL AVERAGE FOR A GALLON IS NOW ABOVE $4. THAT IS THE HIGHEST IT\u2019S BEEN SINCE 2022. THE AVERAGE IS JUST BELOW THAT IN DEARBORN COUNTY, INDIANA, 3.98. CINCINNATI 373 AND 370 IN COVINGTON. DELAYED. AGAIN, WE HAVE LEARNED THAT MORE WORK IS NEEDED BEFORE THE CARROLL CROPPER BRIDGE CAN FULLY REOPEN. THERE ARE SOME PERKS HERE. I KNOW IT\u2019S STILL NOT DONE, BUT THE BRIDGE IS A KEY ROUTE FOR DRIVERS BETWEEN 275 AND KENTUCKY AND INDIANA. WLWT NEWS FIVE\u2019S GIACOMO LUCA LIVE FROM LAWRENCEBURG, AN AREA THAT HAS BEEN HIT HARD BY THIS AND GIACOMO. THERE\u2019S CERTAINLY A NEW LAYER OF FRUSTRATION HERE. YEAH, 40,000 CARS A DAY GO OVER THAT BRIDGE. THE WORK BEGAN BACK IN 2024, AND IT\u2019S BEEN REPEATEDLY PUSHED BACK NOW. THE KENTUCKY TRANSPORTATION CABINET SAYS IT\u2019S GOING TO BE DELAYED EVEN FURTHER. THEY SAY THE CONTRACTOR WHO HAS BEEN PAINTING THE BRIDGE TO PREVENT CORROSION, NEEDS MORE TIME AFTER FINDING ADDITIONAL REPAIRS. WORK WAS SUPPOSED TO WRAP UP TODAY. NOW THAT\u2019S GOING TO CONTINUE INTO MAY. BUT STARTING NEXT TUESDAY, CREWS ARE PLANNING TO BEGIN WORKING AT NIGHT TO ALLEVIATE TRAFFIC CONCERNS. THAT MEANS THE BRIDGE IS GOING TO REOPEN FROM 6 A.M. TO 8 P.M. DAILY, WITH A SINGLE EASTBOUND LANE CLOSURE DURING THE EVENINGS. NOW THE BRIDGE PAINTING. IT\u2019S THE LAST STEP IN THIS $2.5 MILLION. PROJECT, WHICH ALSO INCLUDED STEEL FROM THE CAR.\n\t\t\t\t\t\t\t\t\t\t\t<\/p>\n
\n\t\t\t\t\t\tMultiple crews were called to the scene of a massive fire at a building in Lebanon late on Tuesday night.The fire broke out around 11 p.m. at a building on Cornett Road, near State Route 48.WLWT is working to learn if the building is a business, if anyone has been injured and what caused the fire to start.\n\t\t\t\t\t<\/p>\n
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Multiple crews were called to the scene of a massive fire at a building in Lebanon late on Tuesday night.<\/p>\n
The fire broke out around 11 p.m. at a building on Cornett Road, near State Route 48.<\/p>\n
WLWT is working to learn if the building is a business, if anyone has been injured and what caused the fire to start. <\/p>\n
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