Flood warnings remain in effect in parts of central Ohio after overnight storms brought heavy rain and tornado threats.

This will allow the Ohio National Guard to assist with water rescues or evacuations.

As a second line of storms bears down on Ohio, Gov. Mike DeWine urged residents to pay attention to weather reports and "use your common sense." ...

Mike DeWine held a press briefing Tuesday afternoon, saying that all of Ohio is facing a dangerous weather situation, with ...

COLUMBUS, Ohio—Gov. Mike DeWine said Tuesday he is deploying the Ohio National Guard to parts of Central Ohio as waves of deadly storms pass through the heart of the state. DeWine, speaking at the ...

Days of rain has caused flooding across Ohio, prompting Gov. Mike DeWine to activate the Ohio National Guard and issue a state of emergency for parts of the state.

Another round of heavy rain and flash flooding is expected July 21, after deadly flooding struck the Greater Cincinnati area.

Add Yahoo as a preferred source to see more of our stories on Google. Cincinnati flash floods, which led to one death and at least three hospitalizations, have not yet triggered a state of emergency.

Millions across parts of the Midwest and Ohio Valley are bracing for another round of thunderstorms and flash flooding Thursday on the heels of Flash Flood Emergencies that prompted numerous water ...

Cincinnati flash floods, which led to 1 death and at least 3 hospitalizations, have not yet triggered a state of emergency.