The Ohio River is projected to crest at the highest level in 7 years. The Ohio River is rapidly rising and hits 60 feet by Monday morning. Sign up for our Newsletters When was the last time the ...

Some of that water will eventually make its way north to Lake Erie, while other droplets will flow south toward the Ohio River, and ultimately, the Gulf of Mexico. The deciding factor? A subtle ...

RELATED: How much rain did Louisville get during this historic flooding event? The Ohio River has reached moderate flood stage and is expected to crest Wednesday morning between 2 a.m. and 8 a.m ...

The National Weather Service and the U.S. Geological Survey monitor the water levels of five area rivers and creeks: the Ohio River, the Great Miami River, the Little Miami River, Mill Creek and ...

Crews on both sides of the Ohio River preparing for severe flooding Crews on both sides of the Ohio River preparing for severe flooding Crews on both sides of the Ohio River preparing for severe ...

Although the rain has come to an end, flooding impacts will continue this week as floodwaters flow into streams and rivers, likely causing more flooding. The last time the Ohio River in Cincinnati ...

FOX Weather Meteorologist Jane Minar said all this rain will eventually flow into major rivers, including the Ohio River and Mississippi River. "So that means other tributary streams and creeks ...

PERRYSBURG, Ohio — Despite the excitement of walleye ... “Every time that level raises, the flow of the river grows exponentially.” Along with faster currents, debris washed into the river ...

Rains have ended over the Tennessee, Ohio and Mississippi river basins ... The high water levels and fast flow on the Mississippi River will force reductions in tug and barge operations.