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What's in Ohio River flood mud? Plus, tips for safely dealing with it
As the Ohio River slowly recedes, it’s leaving behind mud in basements, yards, and roads. Communities in Cincinnati, Northern Kentucky, and New Richmond are starting to survey flood damage and deal with washed-up sediment and debris. Here’s what to know about handling post-flooding mud.
The worst of the rainfall in Greater Cincinnati is over as of Sunday morning. But rivers in the area continue to rise.
The heaviest rain has passed, but forecasters are still warning of flooding impacts into the work week. The rain is expected ...
Cleanup across the Tri-state is underway after record-breaking flooding. Community members can head to LeBlond Recreation ...
Campbell County also is providing free trash vouchers for households affected by flooding. That will cover the disposal of ...
The Ohio River's level is monitored from the Roebling Bridge near downtown Cincinnati. The river's action stage is at 40 feet, when flooding begins. The flood stage is reached at 52 feet.
The river hit a peak of 60.79 feet Monday afternoon after multiple days of rainfall caused flooding in the Tri-State area.
The Ohio River at Cincinnati remains under a flood warning Monday and the river is expected to reach a crest of more than 60 ...
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