it seems unlikely the average person could have a bull shark in captivity for long and much less so transport a live one to the Ohio River for dumping. Have you ever seen a shark in the Ohio River?

Red Oak Creek runs through Ripley and is causing more flooding problems than the Ohio River. Bob Bailey and his dog, Little Bit, live in a camper that is currently halfway under water. Bailey is ...

After over a week of flooding, the Ohio River has finally returned to normal water levels.The Ohio River moved below Action Stage in Cincinnati, which is defined as being above 40 feet ...

In 2011, flooding from the Ohio River swamped many homes near Shawneetown. Now, one family is doing everything they can to keep flood water from getting in again. The Bradley family lives just a ...

In Louisville and around Kentucky, the rain is gone, but the water isn't. City officials expect the Ohio River to crest soon.

Thousands of people across dozens of communities are using the weekend to recover after the Ohio River brought flooding to our region. People whose homes flooded are now forced to rip out their ...

The water is gone but the mud lives on in Cincinnati's riverfront ... a.m. to 1 p.m. Registration is requested. Water from the Ohio River covered these two parks from Monday's flood until water ...

AGENCIES ASSISTED WITH THIS WEATHER EVENT, AND THE FLOODING ALONG THE OHIO RIVER IS COVERING ROADS, FILLING BUSINESSES AND DESTROYING HOMES. ADDIE MEINERS HAS BEEN SPEAKING WITH PEOPLE THAT LIVE ...