There were reports of damage, a smell of gas and a possible roof torn off a residence reported at a Butler County mobile home ...

More than 45,000 Duke Energy customers are without power in Greater Cincinnati and Northern Kentucky, mostly in Clermont County (12,893) followed by Hamilton County (9,957) and then Campbell County (9 ...

Forecasters say Greater Cincinnati is due for more heavy rain and thunderstorms Thursday and Friday, with a risk of flooding and damaging winds.

A final assessment by the weather service is expected to be completed and transmitted via a Public Information Statement this week.

Severe storms and at least two radar-confirmed tornadoes tore through the Tri-State overnight, according to the National ...

significant property damage. In Loveland, a city of more than 13,000 residents roughly 25 miles northeast of downtown Cincinnati, the storm sent a large tree crashing into a home on Cedar Drive ...

Strong storms packing heavy rain, lightning, thunder and high winds downed trees across the Greater Cincinnati area, causing damage, power outages and downed trees, according to county dispatchers ...

Strong winds and thunderstorms rolled through the Tri-state on Sunday night, bringing down trees and leaving many without ...

By Wednesday, we quickly warm back into the 70s. However, an active pattern is back again for the second half of the week ...

Duke Energy reported around 60,000 customers without power in the Cincinnati area, Northern Kentucky and parts of Southwest ...

Storms that passed through Greater Cincinnati late Wednesday night into early Thursday morning caused damage to a building on CVG International Airport property.Debris was ripped off of a building ...

Duke Energy's outage map showed at around 3:45 a.m. that more than 48,000 thousand properties were without power.