Water levels are monitored of these five area rivers and creeks: the Ohio River, Great Miami River, Little Miami River, Mill ...

The chilly, dry weather is looking to warm up some but get a little less dry, with rain coming for Greater Cincinnati and Northern Kentucky Wednesday.

After over a week of flooding, the Ohio River has finally returned to normal water levels.The Ohio River moved below Action ...

The heaviest rain has passed, but forecasters are still warning of flooding impacts into the work week. The rain is expected ...

CINCINNATI – Downtown Cincinnati is experiencing flooding as the Ohio River reached above 60 feet on Monday, the highest in ...

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

The Ohio River at Cincinnati remains under a flood warning Monday and the river is expected to reach a crest of more than 60 ...

The river hit a peak of 60.79 feet Monday afternoon after multiple days of rainfall caused flooding in the Tri-State area.

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 ...

The Ohio River crest was cresting at more than 60 feet on Monday, bringing the possibility of more flooding in communities along the river, according to the Office of Water Prediction. Forecasters ...

The Ohio River's level is monitored from the Roebling Bridge near downtown Cincinnati. The river's action stage is at 40 feet, when flooding begins. The flood stage is reached at 52 feet.

Greater Cincinnati roadways continue to be affected by high water and flooding conditions even after the end of heavy rainfall in the region. The Ohio River at Cincinnati remains under a flood ...