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After severe storms hit the Tri-State early Saturday morning, around 13,000 Duke Energy customers were without power in Indiana while 400 were without power in the Cincinnati area, including Northern Kentucky.
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A polar vortex hit parts of the country at the beginning of February causing, in some places, unprecedented low temperatures and snow. The Tri-State area…
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Updated 2-16-21A lot of people around the area may need their sidewalks shoveled this week. Volunteers and snow removal professionals are willing and…
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The National Oceanic and Atmospheric Administration (NOAA) is expecting higher than usual temperatures across the country in the spring, along with…
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The 1974 "Super Outbreak" of tornadoes devastated Xenia and also hit Cincinnati - particularly Sayler Park - hard. The powerful series of storms that…
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Helplessness and hopelessness are the inevitable by-products of disasters such as the one we are experiencing now, shut up mostly inside our homes,…
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Communities along the Ohio River are taking part in a nearly annual tradition: preparing for flooding. As of Thursday afternoon, the National Weather…
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As Hurricane Dorian threatens the U.S. mainland, Kentucky is sending help to its neighbors to the south. The American Red Cross has sent more than two...
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And this one belongs to Sinclair!Sinclair Broadcast Group – which owns 193 TV stations including WKRC-TV, WSTR-TV, WKEF-TV and WRGT-TV in Southwestern…
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Nearly three quarters of Ohio’s counties have received a “state of emergency” declaration because of severe weather last month.