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CLAIM: Everyone living in the Ohio River basin, as shown in the yellow area of a map, should be concerned about the safety of their drinking water after the derailment of a train in East Palestine, ...

If you're making the trip out to Southern Ohio soon, make sure to stop by this nature preserve if you want to see a beautiful ...

CINCINNATI (WXIX) - More than 1 million people in the Tri-State get their tap water from the Ohio River. In addition to drinking water, the river is used for recreation too. But is that water safe?

This story was updated to include additional information. The long-neglected Ohio River could soon see dedicated federal funding for its restoration and protection — support already granted to the ...

Did you know one of the facts about Ohio is that it was named after the Seneca word for river? The Seneca people, who spoke Seneca, an Iroquoian language, named Ohio after the Ohio River. It can mean ...

Once dubbed "the beautiful river," the Ohio River has since fallen on hard... Once dubbed "the beautiful river," the Ohio River has since fallen on hard times, derided by some as the dirtiest river in ...

Participants in the annual Great Ohio River Swim in 2022. The annual Great Ohio River Swim is scheduled for this Sunday, with up to 250 people expected to swim from the Cincinnati bank to Kentucky and ...

Despite over 40 hours of searching, officials said they have yet to find a capsized kayaker in the Ohio River. Rescue operations continue on June 6.

The Ohio River will be teeming with riverboats, as America’s River Roots launches the country’s 250th birthday. Cincinnati relied on the Ohio River to take root and blossom as the fastest-growing city ...