CINCINNATI (WKRC) - In response to the rising levels of the Ohio River, the Greater Cincinnati Water Works’ Stormwater ...

With the Ohio River expected to crest at 60 feet in Cincinnati Monday, 15 flood gates are being installed in the Riverfront ...

According to the National Weather Service in Wilmington, moderate to heavy rainfall will continue in these areas Saturday ...

Some main levels of homes may flood in the East End sections of Cincinnati. Crews installed flood gates in downtown ...

"Nothing soft about it," Nachi Shea said. "As soon as we opened those doors, it was like the flood gates were open. People have been coming in every night. We have a full house every night.

Two storms and many days of rain have left those along the Ohio River watching water levels closely these past few days.

Some rivers were expected to surpass their flood gates Sunday, which resulted in surrounding communities evacuating. Flooding has already impacted parts of Louisville, but the Ohio River could ...

Adams posted another video Sunday night, apologizing for what he called a "miscommunication" with state officials about the Dix Dam release, and clarifying the existing flood risk for communities in ...

These numbers are critical, as NOAA reports, “At 55 feet, backwater flooding affects portions of Sciotoville, New Boston and other sections outside of the flood wall area.