Only one person scrutinizes the weather more closely than a student longing for a snow day - the superintendent who makes the call.

As storms hit Sunday, John Frye tuned in to the Weather Channel, talked to school employees and checked in with his crew of "road checkers.'' Frye, superintendent of Milford Exempted Village Schools, decided by 5:30 p.m. Sunday on a two-hour delay.

COVINGTON: Library changes with the times

Since opening its doors 30 years ago, the Kenton County Public Library has gone high-tech.

There are 135 computers for public use at its three locations. Record albums have been replaced by CDs, and in one of the most visible changes, children are no longer told to be quiet. Today, programs and story times encourage children to sing and act out their favorite books.

FOREST PARK: Rape suspect to be arraigned

Police said Sunday they hope the arrest of a man accused of raping a 43-year-old woman last week will put residents' minds to rest.

Vincent Underwood, 37, is expected to be arraigned today in municipal court on three counts of rape, one count of kidnapping, one count of aggravated robbery and one count of aggravated burglary, Forest Park police said. He was arrested Saturday

EVANSTON: Speakers discuss struggles, triumphs

Learn about "Personal Histories: Struggles, Triumphs and Lesson Learned" at the National Underground Railroad Freedom Center and Xavier University's Williams College of Business' Black History Month event on Feb. 4 at Xavier's Cintas Center, 1624 Herald Ave., Evanston. Freedom Center president Edward Rigaud will speak from 6-6:45 p.m. The event is free.