Tri-State veteran receives home upgrades from Home Depot Foundation, Gary Sinise Foundation
A local Marine veteran is getting a home upgrade thanks to The Home Depot Foundation and the Gary Sinise Foundation.
Local Marine veteran receiving home upgrades
Thursday continues a series of First Alert Weather Days with more chances of severe weather and potential flooding.
Severe weather tore through the eastern Tri-State, leaving a trail of destruction
LYNCHBURG, Ohio (WXIX) - Two tornadoes have been confirmed by the National Weather Service to have touched down in southwest ...
How to avoid downed trees: Expert gives advice
The Maxwells explained that if you see roots beginning to ball up or swell in the soil at the base, you should be concerned.
Tri-State crews prep for rising Ohio River amid risk of severe storms
Thursday continues a series of First Alert Weather Days with more chances of severe weather and potential flooding.
DHS revokes visas for some UC international students
The revocations have not been communicated to the university by DHS directly, nor has it received any reason or instruction.
A look at storm damage in the Village of Fayetteville, Ohio
A look at storm damage in the Village of Fayetteville, Ohio ...
Storms down trees and leave behind damage in Anderson Township
Storms down trees and leave behind damage in Anderson Township ...
Dead trees sequester large amounts of atmospheric carbon, UVM study finds
It’s common knowledge that living trees and plants absorb carbon, aiding climate change mitigation. However, new research ...
First Alert Weather Days: More severe storms possible as flooding threat looms
The Tri-State is under a Flood Watch until 8 a.m. Sunday, with 4 to 6 inches of rain expected in Greater Cincinnati alone.
Residents recall ‘very scary’ storm that brought tornado to Brown County
Residents in Brown County are trying to clean up the damage caused by a confirmed tornado that hit early Thursday.
Lower-level flood gate goes up in Cincinnati as crews monitor Ohio River levels
CINCINNATI (WXIX) - Crews are monitoring the Ohio River levels and preparing for potential flooding. Cincinnati crews put up the lower-level flood gate along Mehring Way and Carr Street Thursday.