developing now - a cincinnati woman is in jail tonight accused of driving the wrong way on i-71 ... smashing into another driver - killing him. that driver was just trying to get home from work. now police want to know why that woman was on the wrong side of the highway. highway.this crash happened just before the dana avenue exit.9 on your side's t-j parker is live with new information about caused this crash ... t-j? police believe drugs and alcohol are possible factors here on i-71 near the dana road exit this morning. police are blaming 22-year old taryn chin in this crash. lt. bruce hoffbauer: "00:32 it was a pretty spectacular crash" cincinnati police describe a horrifying scene on i-71.they say taryn chin- was driving north in the southbound lanes when she hit 47 year old jose arenas head on. hoffbauer: "2:37 two cars traveling 55 miles an hour and they hit head on on the interstate, it's going to be a spectacular crash because of the speeds and the force and the damage is going to reflect that" cincinnati police lieutenant- bruce hoffbauer- says arenas died at the scene. chin only had minor injuries. he says both were wearing their seatbelts. 4:43 it might be something that came on to mr. arenas so quick that he wasn't able to respond to it he says arenas was obeying traffic laws- and was just on his way home. hoffbauer: "9:36 here you have an individual on his way home from work, mr. arenas on his way home from work and it appears he's doing everything right and a terrible accident happened" police arrested chin. hoffbauer says she had a blodd alcohol level of point one-two. police are trying to figure out if she had drugs in her system, as well. they're also trying to determine what chin was doing on the road at three in the morning. hoffbauer: "2:03 we're not sure where she was prior to the crash or how she got on 71 in the wrong direction"chin is charged with aggravated vehicular homicide and vehicular homicide. she's at the hamilton county justice center. police are reviewing traffic cameras and the 9-1-1 calls to pinpoint where chin got on. tonight at 6- i asked police how often this happens- and what to do if you see someone driving the wrong direction. live along i-71, t.j. parker, 9 on your side. 9 on your side did some digging to find out how common the state of ohio. ohio.there were 227 wrong way deaths between 2009 and 2013. the peak year being 2012 with 114 deaths. for greater perspective - 60 percent of drivers who cause wrong-way crashes drank alcohol beforehand. nearly 80 percent happen between 6 p-m and 6 a-m -- with most of weekend. we now know that the pills found in radio personality and attorney lisa wells' car were percocet... according to her colleagues at 700 w-l-w. nine on your side's tom mckee is here with new information on that discovery and reaction to it. there was a lot of talk about lisa wells on 700 w-l-w today... many expressing surprise and concern about what happened. the mystery of why lisa wells hasn't been on wlw radio tuesday. it stems from the january 25th traffic stop near troy, ohio, that resulted in four felony and one misdemeanor drug charges being filed against her. her colleague, bill cunningham, addressed the issue this way. way. "in her possession was found percocet and i want to get that out there because when you hear about possession of drugs you might think it's heroin, cocaine whatever, but it was percocet, which is a synthetic heroin." heroin." the station's web site still has her blog posted. and her legal web site still indicates she appears on wlw. wells hasn't commented other than saying to me, "i am not a public figure and you should not be reporting this." retired attorney eric deters once was on wlw and has known his share of well publicized issues. he posted a video on his web site today saying wells isn't managing the crisis very well. "you know what she did? she took down her social media. stupid. why? what's the rule? you use your facebook and social media to communicate to your core, to your friends, to your fans, we checked and found that wells' facebook page has been taken down and this is all you see when you try to call it up. also, we checked her twitter account -- it is still on-line, but there haven't been any postings since 2014. lisa wells goes to court march 3rd on five drugs charges stemming from pills found in her car when stopped on i-75 last month.depending upon what happens in court.. she could face disciplinary action as an attorney from the ohio supreme court. carol. in northern kentucky news now.... two suspects accused in a valentines day kidnapping are under arrest. arrest.police say *charles burnett* and *emma haumesser* schemed to rob a 22-year-old man in his hotel room. police say haumesser contacted the victim through a website and they arranged to meet at the quality inn in erlanger. you see the suspects caught on hotel surveillance. while there, police say haumesser took a phone call. that's when burnett burst into the room with a handgun.the two suspects drove the victim to ordering him to withdraw cash. the suspects are charged with kidnapping and robbery. a world war two era bridge - was blown to the ground in a matter of seconds... nats17:23:30fire ... boom! boom!that was the old state route one bridge in franklin county, indiana.it stood over the whitewater river for more than one-hundred years but it's been closed to traffic for more than 25 years. engineers determined the historic bridge was too much of a safety hazard.a small crowd came to see the demolition today. highly contagious and spreading like wildfire. wildfire.vets warn of a fast- spreading dog flu.how close it is to the tri-state and the signs your dog may be sick. storage unit break-in. dozens of locks cut. the items one victim says can't be replaced. "the only helicopter bringing you breaking news in the live look at the roads this evening.i'm dan carroll in veterinarians across the owners, a highly-contagious strain of the dog flu is spreading across the country. the virus h-3-n-2 was detected in chicago - not far from the tri-state.one-thousand dogs became ill in 2015.it's also been detected in texas.vets say it moves quickly through a local dog population - especially at kennels or shelters. shelters.signs of the dog flu include runny nose, coughing, lack of appetite, fever, and lethargy. a tri-state man is being held on an eight-thousand dollar bond after police say he led police on a chase - with children in the backseat. police say *kevin choate* also tried to run a police officer off the road.in addition the children were not buckled up properly. court records show he was also involved in a chase back in november. burglary spree at a storage facility. 37 locks were cut. nine on your side goes to the owner to find out what's being done to it's cute - it's cuddly.but what the heck is it?we'll baby at the cincinnati zoo. the cheese in your fridge - may actually contain wood. we'll tell you what's really in your food.and the truth about some popular brands. nearly forty padlocks cut at a middletown storage facility - no cameras installed to catch the crook. crook.one man tells us he lost thousands of dollars in collectibles.9 on your sides butler and warren county reporter jay warren - has how the company hopes to prevent this from happening again. sports memorabilia coin's electronics just some of the things taken from the storage facilitythe owner here said many of the compromise units contains his property but that offers no comfort to one middletown manthe location of this facility is out-of-the- way near middletown's airport ken roberts says he had just moved to middletown and went over to his unit to get some tools"when i pulled up i noticed my lock wasn't there" he says he started second-guessing himself that roberts/theft victim)) :25-32 "as soon as i raised the door it was obvious that somebody had just strewn everything through the locker."missing he says were things like a coin collection containing steel pennies from world war ii as well as old dimes"the things the collectible i had diecast cars and hot wheels and coin collection from when i was a kid."he also had things that belong to his daughter like a beanie baby collection"a lot of accumulated history and things that you save through time and can't be replaced " "the first thing i asked is what did the camera show only to find out that there are no cameras which really shocked me i guess that is a question i should have asked before i rented instead of after."((jay warren)) 1:08-1:16today i progressive store and lock he declined to go on camera but did say that he was in the process of improving the security systems here including adding camerasin the meantime, robert says this message for anyone who has information about what happened "think about how you would feel if it was yours and do the right thing you know who it is do the right thing." -------jay------- 1:35-1:44the middletown police department wants anyone with information to do the right thing also call crimestoppers at 513 352 3040jay warren nine on your the only local helicopter getting you breaking news first in the tri-state.a truck carrying another car is on its chopper 9. you breaking news in the tri-state.chopper 9 taking a live look at the roads this evening.i'm dan carroll in temperatures return to seasonal levels on thursday, with highs in the low 40s. skies will be partly cloudy so we'll finally have more sunshine to enjoy during the day. winds shift to the south on friday as a warm front lifts over the region. southerly winds will push temperatures to the upper 50s that afternoon along with partly cloudy skies. there's a slight chance we could see a few isolated showers late friday night into saturday morning but it's a minor your parmesan cheese may contain anything but! but! new at five - you're sprinkling wood on your pasta and pizza.we're on your side with how much wood is in some of the most popular brands. new at 5:30...gyms are all this time of year.but before you do...consumer reproter john matarese has one tri state womans cautionary tale....so you dont get stuck and dont waste your money. to bring you wendy' s north pacific cod sandwich we send guys like this... on boats like these... in weather like this... all the way up here... for wild caught fish like this... that we panko bread like this... for a sandwich that' s light, crispy and crunchy. s the beef? means something different. from far away. but wendy' the juiciest hamburgers are made from fresh beef raised... right here. land of the beef, home of the s double. or girl - at the cincinnati zoo. zoo.this is *otto* the *potto.* you're looking at video sent to us by the zoo.pottos are a cat-sized nocturnal primate, but the baby is about the size of human thumb. you can find baby otto in the "night hunters" exhibit at the zoo. its gender has yet to be determined. tonight in healthy living...the unfortunate truth about the cheese you're sprinkling on your italian favorites. according to bloomberg- business, some brands promising 100-percent parmesan actually contain wood! wood!they're using *cellulose* - an anti-clumping agent made from wood pulp. this was discovered by the f-d-a which investigated the company *castle cheese inc* which doctored 100-percent of its product. the safe amount of cellulose is between two and four percent.we're on your side with how much some popular bands use: cheese: seven-point-eight percent!whole foods 365 brand tested for point-three percent, but promises no cellulose. kraft contains three-point-eight percent. much more to come on 9 on your side at 5:30.here's anchor tanya o'rourke with what we're working on. carol... it's a special right that police officers get... get...what it is... and how it can hold up an active police investigation... coming up. and only on nine on your side...the action a local man is taking to make sure kids with nothing have a toy to 9 on your side at 5-30 starts with breaking news in cheviot. cheviot.our newsroom just confirmed there is an officer involved shooting...chopper 9 the only helicopter getting you breaking news first is