Just as one winter snow storm finishes -- and many roads around Greater Cincinnati are once again driveable -- another ...

Snow between 2 to 4 inches is expected to fall in Greater Cincinnati between Friday and early Saturday morning.

Some residential streets are still covered with snow, but many others made improvements before Friday's snowfall.

Cold today and the timing and expected snowfall totals from Fridays Winter Storm.

While main roads are clear and the city makes progress on side streets, some tough-to-reach neighborhoods still need some work, as a second round of snow is set to hit Friday afternoon.

Temperatures will remain cold, with wind chills in the teens and a high of 25 degrees on Wednesday. Another round of snow ...

An additional 2 to 3 inches of snow accumulation is expected Monday. ...

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A winter storm watch has been issued for the Greater Cincinnati region from Friday morning through Saturday morning. Here's ...

Snow covered roads will become the story again this afternoon as a shield of snow spreads across the Tri-State and accumulates late into the day.

The Emergency Shelter of Northern Kentucky opened and operated an emergency shelter in Newport for the first time and has extended its use through Monday in anticipation of more snow and cold temps.