HeyJaredMark Stitz
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- Sep 17, 2026
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Fernald Preserve celebrates 20 years since cleanup of former uranium processing site (opens the original)
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Fernald Preserve is celebrating 20 years since the completion of the site's cleanup, which once played a key role in building the country's nuclear arsenal. The nature preserve, which is now open to the public 365 days a year with seven miles of hiking trails and a visitor center, was once a uranium processing facility at the heart of America's Cold War nuclear weapons program. Brian Zimmerman, who oversees the preserve, said the site operated from 1950 until 1989. "It produced uranium metal pro
Northern Kentucky men are building community through free workouts (opens the original)
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is a WCPO 9 First Warning meteorologist. Want to see Mark report the weather from your community? Reach out to him at mark.stitz@wcpo.com FLORENCE, Ky. — Men across Northern Kentucky are gathering before sunrise for free workouts. This week, I stopped at South Fork Park in Florence for "Mark at the Park," where members of F3 Northern Kentucky meet several mornings each week for outdoor workouts led entirely by volunteers. WATCH: Meet the men behind a free, volunteer-led workout in Northern Kentu
Duck-a-palooza returns to Washington Park this Sunday (opens the original)
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is a WCPO 9 First Warning meteorologist. Want to see Mark report the weather from your community? Reach out to him at mark.stitz@wcpo.com A local domestic duck rescue is bringing its biggest event of the year to Washington Park in Over-the-Rhine this Sunday, Sept. 6, from 11 a.m. to 2 p.m., and it is free for the whole family. Longbottom Bird Rescue will host Duck-a-palooza 2 near the park's stage, featuring games, merchandise, and raffles — along with plenty of birds for families to meet. Jimmy
Monday: Weather Alert Day for the Tri-State (opens the original)
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is a WCPO 9 First Warning meteorologist. Want to see Mark report the weather from your community? Reach out to him at mark.stitz@wcpo.com Monday will be a 9 First Warning Weather Alert Day for the Tri-State due to the threat for severe storms and flash flooding. It will be a quiet start to the day with temperatures in the upper 60s. The afternoon brings a mix of sun and clouds as the heat and humidity continue to climb. Highs will be in the upper 80s, but it will feel more like the upper 90s, so
Severe Threat has come to an end (opens the original)
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is a WCPO 9 First Warning meteorologist. Want to see Mark report the weather from your community? Reach out to him at mark.stitz@wcpo.com While the severe storm threat is over and the heaviest rain has moved south of the Tri-State, we could see a few spotty showers in the region early tonight as the cold front passes. Skies will then begin to clear again as we drop into the mid-60s Wednesday morning. We'll see more sunshine in the afternoon with highs in the mid 70s and lower humidity. By the en
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