There's a recurrent rumor that bull sharks live in the Ohio River near Cincinnati. That's almost certainly not true.

The Ohio River rose to historic heights after days of flooding, finally cresting early Wednesday morning. Days and days of ...

Thousands of people across dozens of communities are using the weekend to recover after the Ohio River brought flooding to our region. People whose homes flooded are now forced to rip out their walls ...

The water is gone but the mud lives on in Cincinnati's riverfront parks. It's coated walkways through Sawyer Point Park, ...

Here's what the rivers are at locally, and what high water and floods could mean for the homes, businesses and residents ...

River Road BBQ in Kentucky's largest city is just one of many businesses facing an indescribable challenge after feet of ...

The Ohio River in Cincinnati is no longer in flood stage. As of 8 a.m. Friday, the Ohio River has fallen into action stage. While water is receding, it will take time. The Ohio River will likely stay ...

Ohio River flooding near Louisville this week marks the eighth highest river level on record, coming within a foot of major ...

A new beginning for the Ohio River Museum was marked Friday with ground officially broken to kick off phase one of ...

As the Ohio River slowly recedes, it’s leaving behind mud in basements, yards, and roads. Communities in Cincinnati, Northern ...

Following intense rainfall, the Ohio River spilled into downtown Louisville, reaching the highest river level since 1997. The crest, falling just under 37 feet, is the eighth-highest on record for ...