Here's a look at some of the stories we're covering today:

Obama coming to Strongsville The President will speak at 1 PM on Monday at the Ehrnfelt Recreation Center on Rt. 82. Free tickets will be distributed on Sunday starting at 2 PM at the Strongsville Senior Center, which is adjacent to the recreation center.

Flooding possible this weekend A Flood Watch is in effect until Sunday night. Melting snow is expected to combine with rain to create flooding of rivers and streams. Drive safely and if you see standing water, turn around, don't drown!

Regina DQ'd from basketball tournament The all-girls school, which will be closed at the end of the year, was disqualified for playing an ineligible player in regular season and tournament games. Regina was considered to be one of the best teams in the state with a strong chance of sending their school out with a state championship. Elyria Catholic takes their place in the tournament and will play Smithville tomorrow at 1:30 PM at Cuyahoga Falls.

ACORN to give up Ohio operations The community organizing group will permanently surrender its business license under a settlement with the 1851 Center for Constitutional Law. The libertarian group had accused ACORN of conducting organized crime by submitting a pattern of fraudulent voter registrations. ACORN has denied any wrongdoing and had already ceased business for unrelated reasons.

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Hailing from Columbus, Ohio, The Receiver are brothers Casey and Jesse Cooper. By eliminating conventional instrumentation, their music vows to push the boundaries of the singer-songwriter realm. Sounds of The Receiver focus on rich organ-based melody lines, piercing synth overtones, and foot-stomping bass & drums. The beginning stages of The Receiver were originally conceived from excerpts of a senior year electronic composition project, "From The Corner of a Room" completed by Casey at The Ohio State University School of Music in 2004. The reception of the piece gained an overwhelming amount of praise, inspiring him to forge ahead and expand on the initial ideas of the project. Over the course of a year, Casey fine tuned numerous ideas and joined forces with his older brother, Jesse to complete the sound image. After releasing their debut album, "Decades" in fall 2006, The Receiver spent the next year touring extensively throughout North America. They are currently working on their sophomore effort, slated for a release in late 2008. Together the Cooper brothers deliver elegant song-crafting, lush harmonies, and glittering soundscapes. Together they are The Receiver.