Anderson High School To Be Closed Thursday Due To Electrical Outage

Anderson High School to be closed Thursday due to electrical outage

SUSPECTS. THIS IS NEWS FIVE LEADING THE WAY. WELL, THE OHIO RIVER IS SLOWLY HEADING BACK DOWN NOW AFTER CRESTING JUST BELOW MODERATE FLOOD STAGE. THANKS SO MUCH FOR JOINING US HERE AT 5:00. I’M SHEREE PAOLELLO AND I’M MIKE DARCY. MANY RIVERFRONT COMMUNITIES JUST STARTING TO DRY OUT AS WE AWAIT MORE SNOW AGAIN. YEAH. CHIEF METEOROLOGIST KEVIN ROBINSON TRACKING THE RIVER LEVELS AND THAT NEXT ROUND OF WINTRY WEATHER. HI, KEV. HEY. GOOD EVENING, MIKE AND TRE. WELL, WE HAD QUITE THE MESSY MORNING AROUND HERE, AS ANTICIPATED, WITH JUST A LITTLE BIT OF SNOWFALL. IT’S ALWAYS THE LIGHT SNOWFALL OR LOW SNOWFALL EVENTS THAT HAVE A HIGH IMPACT. SOMETIMES BECAUSE IT ALL COMES DOWN TO TIMING AND KIND OF THE CONDITIONS BEFORE THE SNOW ACTUALLY FALLS. AND UNFORTUNATELY, I THINK WE COULD FACE ANOTHER SCENARIO SIMILAR TO WHAT WE HAD THIS MORNING AROUND THE TRI-STATE, BECAUSE IT IS STILL VERY COLD OUTSIDE. SO RADAR IS QUIET. THERE’S A FEW FLURRIES WHISKING BY FROM TIME TO TIME. BUT AS WE LOOK OUT TO OUR WEST, THERE IS MORE SNOW THAT’S GOING TO COME IN HERE LATER TONIGHT. AND OBVIOUSLY WITH TEMPERATURES WAY DOWN IN THE TEENS OR RIGHT AROUND 20 RIGHT NOW, THIS IS ABOUT THE BEST. IT’S FELT ALL DAY. NEEDLESS TO SAY, ANOTHER ROUND OF SLICK TRAVEL OVERNIGHT TONIGHT AND INTO EARLY TOMORROW MORNING. SO WE’VE GOT A WINTER WEATHER ADVISORY IN EFFECT FOR THE ENTIRE WLWT VIEWING AREA. I THINK PROBABLY SOMETIME AFTER 11 OR SO, WE’LL START TO SEE LIGHT SNOW OVERSPREAD THE AREA AND THIS WILL STICK AROUND THROUGH ABOUT SUNRISE. SO AGAIN, IT’S OVERNIGHT. THE SUN IS DOWN. TEMPERATURES ARE IN THE TEENS. NOT A LOT OF SNOW, BUT ENOUGH TO GIVE US ANOTHER HEADACHE TOMORROW MORNING. ESPECIALLY IN THE FIRST PART OF THAT MORNING COMMUTE. I THINK, BEFORE THE SUN COMES UP AND HELPS US OUT JUST A LITTLE BIT. SO WE HAD ABOUT AN INCH TODAY, PICK UP ABOUT ANOTHER INCH, INCH AND A HALF TONIGHT. WE’LL TALK MORE ABOUT WHAT TO EXPECT AS WE ROUND OUT THE WEEK. AND THE OHIO RIVER COMING UP HERE IN JUST A LITTLE BIT, MIKE. ALL RIGHT. SEE YOU THEN. KEVIN. THANKS FOR THE UPDATE. HOURS AFTER ONE SHOT OF WINTER MOVES THROUGH. NOW WE’RE BRACING FOR ANOTHER ONE. AND IT’S REALLY TAKING A TOLL ON TEAMS WORKING TO KEEP THE ROADS CLEAR. AND ON EVERYONE WHO DRIVES THEM. WLWT NEWS FIVE’S BRIAN HAMRICK LIVE WITH THE WINTER THAT WON’T STOP. HI, BRIAN. YEAH. HEY, SHERI. YEAH. THIS WINTER HAS WORN OUT ITS WELCOME. ABOUT LIKE A CLARK GRISWOLD RELATIVE. HARD TO FIND ANYONE WHO DOESN’T WANT IT TO JUST LEAVE. NOW, MOST OF THESE ROADS ARE IN PRETTY GOOD SHAPE TONIGHT. EVEN THE SIDE STREETS. BUT WE’RE BRACING FOR YET ANOTHER SNOWSTORM THAT’S GOING TO LOOK A LOT LIKE THE LAST ONE. THEY SAY NO TWO SNOWFLAKES ARE EXACTLY ALIKE, BUT THE LAST COUPLE OF WINTER STORMS, IT’S BEEN RELENTLESS. ONE AFTER ANOTHER HAVE BEEN CUT AND PASTE. A STEADY STREAM OF SALT TRUCKS WORK TO KEEP PACE. IT SEEMS EVERY SNOW DAY IS DEJA VU ON PARKER STREET. I’VE TRIED TO AVOID IT. WHENEVER THERE’S SNOW. JUST. THERE’S ALWAYS HARD TO DO WHEN YOU LIVE ON THE STREET. YEAH. JULIE MURRAY LIVES HERE AND HAS TO NAVIGATE THE STEEP TERRAIN OF PARKER STREET. THAT’S WHAT I WOULD SAY. I HAVEN’T SEEN ANY IMPROVEMENT IN MAKING THE DRIVING IN THIS NEIGHBORHOOD SAFE. SNOW REMOVAL IN ANY CITY, IT COMES WITH A CERTAIN LEVEL OF CRITIQUE, AND WE UNDERSTAND THAT. WE EMBRACE THAT. WE CAN ALWAYS DO BETTER. WE CAN ALWAYS LOOK AT WAYS THAT WE CAN IMPROVE. THAT’S WHAT WE’RE HERE TO DO. JARED BOLDEN IS SUPERINTENDENT OF CINCINNATI STREETS. I WANT EVERYBODY TO UNDERSTAND THAT AGAIN, THIS HAS BEEN A BRUTAL WINTER. IT’S BEEN DIFFERENT THAN WE’VE SEEN HERE IN THE CITY OF CINCINNATI IN A LONG TIME. I WANT TO, YOU KNOW, GIVE KUDOS TO EVERYBODY THAT’S INVOLVED THAT, YOU KNOW, IS PUTTING OUT A LOT OF EFFORTS TO TO MAKE SURE THE JOB GETS DONE. THE MAIN ROADS WERE CLEARED EARLY SECONDARY STREETS TOOK SUN, SALT, SWEAT AND A LITTLE LONGER AS CREWS NOW BRACE FOR ANOTHER ROUND FOR MOTHER NATURE’S SNOWSTORM. COPY MACHINE. YEAH, SO YOU HAVE TO BE CAREFUL OUT THERE BECAUSE EVEN THOUGH MOST OF THE ROADS ARE CLEAR RIGHT NOW, IT’S COLD ENOUGH THAT THERE’S STILL SOME ICE AROUND AND WE’LL BE GETTING READY FOR ANOTHER ROUND OF IT. IN JUST A MATTER OF HOURS. REPORTING LIVE BRIAN HAMRICK WLWT NEWS FIVE. ALL RIGHT, BRIAN, THANK YOU. CINCINNATI STREET ADMINISTRATORS, BY THE WAY, REPORTING A TRIFECTA, IF YOU WILL, OF WORK RIGHT NOW. THE SAME CREWS ARE RESPONSIBLE FOR CLEARING THE SNOW, FIXING THE POTHOLES AND WORKING ON THOSE FLOODED STREETS WE’RE SEEING. IN OTHER NEWS TONIGHT, THE 13 YEAR OLD SUSPECTED OF KILLING A 64 YEAR OLD NEIGHBOR THERE IN FAIRFAX. A WOMAN APPEARED IN HAMILTON COUNTY COURT FOR THE FIRST TIME TODAY. HE WAS ARRESTED ON A MURDER CHARGE LAST WEEK, AND NOW THE STATE IS PILING ON MORE CHARGES. WLWT NEWS FIVE’S RACHEL WHALEN LIVE NOW WITH WHAT CAME OUT OF THAT HEARING. RACHEL. WE SAW THE SUSPECT’S PARENTS AT THAT HEARING, AS WELL AS TWO FAMILY MEMBERS OF THE VICTIM. THE ROOM WAS VERY SOMBER, AND THE STATE ANNOUNCED THAT THEY ARE ADDING FIVE MORE CHARGES AGAINST THE SUSPECT, INCLUDING PREMEDITATED AND AGGRAVATED MURDER. A SHOCKING DISCOVERY INSIDE A FAIRFAX HOME ON GERMANIA AVENUE. SHEILA TENPENNY FOUND DEAD. A 911 CALL FROM HER BROTHER SAYS THE FRONT DOOR WAS OPEN AND HE FOUND HIS SISTER NAKED IN HER BED WITH A PILLOW OVER HER HEAD. INVESTIGATORS SAY THEY ALSO FOUND SEVERAL BOTTLES OF CLEANING SUPPLIES NEXT TO HER. THIS WEEK, THE CORONER REVEALING TENPENNY SUFFERED TRAUMA TO HER HEAD AND NECK. THE 13 YEAR OLD ARRESTED HER NEIGHBOR BESIDES MURDER. THE TEEN IS NOW FACING FIVE MORE CHARGES PREMEDITATED, AGGRAVATED MURDER, AGGRAVATED MURDER, MURDER, AGGRAVATED BURGLARY AND FELONIOUS ASSAULT. AND THE STATE SAYS THEY COULD ADD MORE CORONER’S OFFICE THIS MORNING. AND BASED ON MY CONVERSATION WITH THEM, THERE WILL BE ADDITIONAL CHARGES FILED. A GRAND JURY. TODAY, THE TEEN’S ATTORNEY ENTERED A PLEA OF DENIAL, WHICH IN A JUVENILE CASE IS THE EQUIVALENT OF NOT GUILTY. THE COURT HAS ORDERED A COMPETENCY EVALUATION. WE ARE GOING TO ENSURE THAT THE CHILD IS COMPETENT UNDER THE LAW TO PROCEED WITH THE CASE BASED ON HIS YOUNG AGE AND NOT HAVING CONTACTS WITH THE COURT BEFORE. THE DEFENSE ASKED THAT THE TEENAGER BE REMOVED FROM THE JUVENILE DETENTION CENTER, BUT THE JUDGE IS DENYING THAT REQUEST FOR NOW. HIS NEXT PRETRIAL HEARING AND COMPETENCY CHECK IN IS SCHEDULED FOR MARCH 5TH. I’M REPORTING IN DOWNTOWN CINCINNATI. RACHEL WHALEN, WLWT NEWS FIVE. RACHEL, THANKS FOR THE UPDATE. ALSO TONIGHT, A GREEN HILLS MAN IS DUE BACK IN COURT AT THE END OF THE MONTH, ACCUSED OF STABBING A WOMAN AFTER POLICE SAY THAT HE WAS HIDING AT HER PLACE, WAITING FOR HER TO COME HOME. SO A GRAND JURY INDICTED 29 YEAR OLD SHANE KEYS. BOHANON ON THREE CHARGES OF BURGLARY, ASSAULT AND ABDUCTION. HE’S ACCUSED OF USING AN OLD KEY TO GET INTO THE BACK DOOR OF THE VICTIM’S HOME ALONG GLEN MEADOW LANE THIS PAST SATURDAY. COURT DOCUMENTS SAY THAT HE PUNCHED, KIC

Anderson High School to be closed Thursday due to electrical outage

A Greater Cincinnati high school will be closed on Thursday due to a malfunction in the school’s electrical system.The Forest Hills School District announced that Anderson High School will be closed Thursday as officials assess the repair process.The system malfunction is only affecting Anderson High School, meaning other schools within the district will operate on a normal schedule this week.Students who attend the Experience Program and Transition to Work Program will report to school as normal, the district said.“At this time, the extent of the issues are still being investigated. Please expect additional communication from the district tomorrow with an update on repair progress and any necessary changes for Friday’s schedule,” the district said in a post to Facebook on Wednesday night.The district said the cold temperatures expected on Thursday also played a part in the decision to cancel class at the high school, as the building is experiencing a full power outage.

CINCINNATI —

A Greater Cincinnati high school will be closed on Thursday due to a malfunction in the school’s electrical system.

The Forest Hills School District announced that Anderson High School will be closed Thursday as officials assess the repair process.

The system malfunction is only affecting Anderson High School, meaning other schools within the district will operate on a normal schedule this week.

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Students who attend the Experience Program and Transition to Work Program will report to school as normal, the district said.

“At this time, the extent of the issues are still being investigated. Please expect additional communication from the district tomorrow with an update on repair progress and any necessary changes for Friday’s schedule,” the district said in a post to Facebook on Wednesday night.

The district said the cold temperatures expected on Thursday also played a part in the decision to cancel class at the high school, as the building is experiencing a full power outage.

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