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Why you need to be so careful with public Wi-Fi services, and free charging stations.  And if you do need to use them, how to protect your phone from hackers.

Beware public Wi-Fi and charging stations

The Highlands Bluebirds get their fifth straight win, defeating Dixie Heights 51-21.

Highlands stays red hot, beats Dixie Heights

The spotted lanternfly is native to China, but made its way to the United States in 2014.  The pest has also been sighted in the Greater Cincinnati area over the last several years and this year is no exception.

Spotted lanternfly found in Cincinnati area

A statement of facts provided in court says Zachary Neff told officers he and his grandparents were sitting in the living room watching TV when his cousin Noah Clifton came into the room and started shooting. Clifton shot his grandfather, 81-year-old Ralph Neff Sr., in the head. He then shot his grandmother, 77-year-old Margaret Neff, was shot multiple times in the chest and abdomen.

Body cam footage shows deputies arrest man who shot grandparents, cousin

The state argued Wednesday that the Ohio Supreme Court should restore the controversial six-week abortion ban ahead of the November ballot measure to legalize and protect abortion access.

State asks Ohio Supreme Court to restore 6-week abortion ban ahead of Nov. vote

The Pioneers had no issues in Lexington, winning 43-14.

Simon Kenton defeats Lexington Dunbar

As one student spoke in support of the mural Forest Hills painted over, video shows a woman grabbing another woman's phone as she appeared to be recording the meeting. The crowd gasped as one board member could be heard saying, "That's assault."

Woman escorted out of Forest Hills board meeting amid controversy over board decisions

Purcell Marian's brand new turf field will be named after Guy ‘Bear’ Barattieri, a "legend" on the 1986 football team who died many years later while serving in Iraq.

Purcell Marian honors alum who went from state champ to Army hero

A judge allowed Lakota school board member Darbi Boddy to attend a board meeting despite her fellow board member filing a protection order against her, claiming she has caused mental health issues.

Lakota board member attends meeting despite protection order

Amazon will now take your returns at Staples stores at no charge, but one man discovers a possible catch, if your package disappears enroute back to Amazon.

Amazon taking returns at Staples, but know this possible catch

At least four cars were seen doing donuts and burnouts on northbound I-71 inside the Lytle Tunnel in downtown Cincinnati. They shut down the highway for more than 10 minutes.

Cars deliberately block highway doing donuts, burnouts

Big Brothers Big Sisters of Butler County currently has more than 150 children waiting to be matched with a mentor.

Plenty of kids, too few volunteers for Butler County Big Brothers Big Sisters

We finally have a chance at some rain this week here in the Tri-State. Meteorologist Brandon Spinner has a breakdown of your forecast, here!

Finally! Some chances at rain this week

Diagnosed with a rare condition at a young age, CHARGE syndrome didn't stop one boy from Goshen from overcoming adversity, playing football and scoring a touchdown in his first game on Saturday.

Goshen community rallies around boy for his first football game