Counties north of Cincinnati such as Butler and Warren will see the most - two to four inches of snow, he said. Hamilton and Clermont counties will shovel one to three inches, and Northern Kentucky communities will get an inch or a bit more, he said. The snow undoubtedly will bring local traffic headaches and other problems for rush hour commuters tonight and Wednesday morning. There also likely will be school closings and delays. cincinnati school closings . That is all

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Police received a 911 call from someone inside the mall, and shots could be heard in the background, Negron said. By the time officers arrived six minutes later, the shooting was over, she said. mall shooting

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The Nighthawks, formerly in the American Basketball Association, joined nine out-of-state franchises in forming the PBL. Earlier this year, the team made headlines by signing 7-foot-9 center Sun Ming Ming from China.

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This is the second incident where someone has opened fire in a shopping mall. The last incident was at Ward Parkway Mall in Kansas City, MO in April of this year. For more information about the Omaha shooting you can click on the related stories links below.

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Nebraska public safety officials and witnesses said most of the casualties were inside the Von Maur department store at the Westroads Mall on Omaha’s west side. The 20-year-old assailant, who wore military-style camouflage, opened fire from the store’s third floor shortly after 1 p.m., targeting employees and customers with a semi-automatic weapon, witnesses said.

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Bob Wade, coordinator of athletics for the Baltimore public schools, said he was not familiar with pre-concussion baseline testing but that he has been working for about five years to get athletic trainers for the city’s 19 public schools.

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The shooter, whom Omaha Police Chief Thomas Warren identified as Robert Hawkins, left several suicide notes. In an evening news conference, Warren declined to speculate on Hawkins’ motives, saying: “When you have an incident of this nature, it may be impossible to come up with an explanation.”

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Artist Brett Murray was born in Pretoria, studied art at Stellenbosch university and now resides and works in Cape Town. Brett works mainly in metal and plastics, creating wall sculptures and lights that comment on the “rich and unique irony, particular and peculiar to South Africa.”

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Mark Kamp arrived at Toys R Us four hours before it opened, and he wasn’t first in line. The Wii remote.Kamp had heard that the toy retailer was getting a shipment of Wiis, the still-scarce Nintendo video game system that, one year after its release, again is a hot holiday gift. mark kamps

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A gunman opened fire from a balcony in a shopping mall in Omaha, Nebraska, on Wednesday, killing eight people, wounding five before taking his own life, police said. Following is a chronology of some of the deadlier mass shootings in the United States in recent years: March 1998 - At Westside Middle School in Jonesboro…

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