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The National Weather Service predicts temperatures near the 100-degree mark this week, but road work continues across the state.

The bridge is 56 years old and isn't compliant with the Americans for Disabilities Act.

A Cincinnati City Council committee voted unanimously Tuesday to pass a resolution urging state officials to explore "all options to reclaim additional land" in the design for a companion bridge to the Brent Spence.

A release says a replacement is needed because the two pedestrian crossings are starting to deteriorate. They were built in the 1960s, but engineers are concerned about safety, for those passing over or under.

Thursday saw the start of Major League Baseball, the Masters, and the Ohio Department of Transportation's construction season. District 8 Deputy Director Tammy Campbell says two areas will get the most attention.

Engineers know how they'll cross a river and a creek to make a new connection on the shared use path.

How crews deal with clearing the roads depends on what's falling from the sky, and how cold it is.

The cameras are accessible online and through a mobile app.

At a news conference Wednesday, the Department of Public Works showed off its salt pile and asked for patience.

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