The lanes blocked I-275 after the vehicle fire in Sharonville

Foreground. Good Saturday morning for you. I am Kelly Rippin here with meteorologist Erica. Erica, I got used to it. They said they did not get used to the low 60s. I did it absolutely and I think a lot of people did it too. That's okay. We have a short time with winter and then spring is back in our forecast. Yes, it was nice yesterday, even with the wind. I mean, we still really wanted to go for a walk. We went for a walk. It was a bit windy, but it was nice when they were dressed appropriately, you know that the wind was an additional accessory for the rest of the day. EXACTLY. You are right. But today and tomorrow they both become much colder. The temperatures are below average for both levals and highs. Really not so much for this morning because we started until the 1940s. But these numbers fell steadily this morning. And at the moment we are calm. We still mainly have a clear heaven for the majority of us, but we will see how more clouds from the north go down. I wanted to show them the wind speeds because we are not yet ready with the wind. Now it won't be windy like yesterday, but we will still have a child's play that will lead to it feeling colder outside. And at the moment they see winds between 7 and 13 km / h. It feels like we are in many places in the 20s. So we settled in Cincinnati in the mid -1930s, but it feels like we were in the upper 20s because of this wind. Oxford. They settled in the upper 30s, but it feels like 30 degrees. Wilmington, you are at 36, but it feels like 28. In the next 12 hours. You see the temperatures to slowly rise. We don't even make it from the 30s. Mostly. Unfortunately and this afternoon and we will follow the chance for a few refugees in the late morning until afternoon and possibly go through a part of our evening as a height of over 3738 degrees. Here is a look at Futurecast while we take it through the day. These chances on wings move late in the late morning. So at 10 or 11:00 a.m. from north to south. And again they are not very widespread. They are not difficult. We see ourselves all afternoon with widely scattered opportunities. There is 4:00 a.m. on FutureCast and we will swear this chance towards sunset. But we will clarify things. The temperatures will become colder tomorrow morning. So see you a cold day with this chance of flurries today. More sunshine tomorrow, but much colder for the morning. And then next week we will see a nice little warmth with rain and some storms that are described in their full forecast. Kelly. In order, Erica, thank you very much. Development on Wlwt. A man in critical condition this morning after he was shot by the MPs. Richard Chiles from WLWT News Five follows with details about the incident live from the UC Medical Center. Officers say they forced them to fire their weapons. A lot started here, Richard Kelly. GOOD MORNING. ABSOLUTELY. A lot took place in the Hamilton County. The deputies of the sheriff say that 39 -year -old Robert Eldridge here at the University Medical Center, after not adhering to the commands of the Sheriff's deputies, in an apartment complex in Colerain Township, Eldridge, according to the dispatcher. Attack from other residents of this apartment and then came to Sheriff's MPs with an ax before the officials had to neutralize this person. Now all of this has developed at 440 yesterday afternoon. This was again held in an apartment complex in Colerain Township. Then came officers who arrive to send Eldridge. At that time, a baseball bat arrived in the hand and attacked other officials and asked him to leave the bat free. Eldridge and then back to officers with an ax. Officers initially shot a rubber ball in Eldridge, a taser at the time, was used, but the officials said that both efforts were not effective to deter MR. Eldridge. The MPs say that Eldridge continued to charge her with an ax. Two officers then forced their gun to fire and meet Eldridge on his left side. Even after he was hit. Sheriff's Office says that Eldridge is still aggressive and tried to take the weapon of an officer. Then with a taser, a taser. Then the officials say that Eldridge finally collapsed. A neighbor who was at home when everything developed and told us what they heard. I was in my office right now and worked on my computer and I heard what I believed in shots. At least 6 to 10 shots. AGAIN. Eldridge remains here at the University Medical Center and is treated for critical injuries. Expected that fees are currently being submitted. MISTER. Eldridge, who faces four reasons for four years. Additional fees can be submitted. Report live this morning.

The lanes blocked I-275 after the vehicle fire in Sharonville

Updated: 11:13 p.m. EST March 2, 2025

The lanes are blocked on the Interstate 275 after a vehicle fire in Sharonville on Saturday afternoon. According to Ohio's Ministry of Transport, the right -wing lanes are blocked when they go west to the Reed Hartman Highway. Alternative routes are recommended. No injuries were reported. It is unclear what the fire caused. This story was curated by Hearsts Wlwt -Alarm -desktisch. For live traffic -updates, click here. Click on the video player above to see other headlines from WLWT News 5 that bring us closer together. If this story has happened near you, share this article with friends in your region with the WLWT Mobile app so that you can read with you. The WLWT app is available free of charge in the Apple App Store and in Google Play. Do you see the news? Send us your photos or videos if it is certain to do this at www.wlwt.com/upload.

Sharonville, Ohio –

The lanes are blocked on the Interstate 275 after a vehicle fire in Sharonville on Saturday afternoon.

According to the Ministry of Transport in Ohio, the right -wing lanes are blocked by the Reed Hartman Highway. Alternative routes are recommended.

No injuries were reported.

It is unclear what the fire caused.

This story was curated by Hearst Wlwt Alert Desk.

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