The water is gone but the mud lives on in Cincinnati's riverfront parks. It's coated walkways through Sawyer Point Park, pavement along Mehring Way, tulips in planters and even parks employees.

The Riverfront Commons trail in Covington could soon close to make way for Brent Spence Bridge corridor construction.

CINCINNATI ( Cincinnati Business Courier) - Hamilton County is preparing to demolish the Hilltop concrete plant southwest of ...

Campbell County also is providing free trash vouchers for households affected by flooding. That will cover the disposal of damaged things like drywall, carpet, furniture and tree limbs. The vouchers ...

A new double-decker tiki boat will set sail this summer as part of the SS Tiki Tours. The double-decker boat called the "Lady ...

Cities across Ohio, Indiana, Kentucky, Pennsylvania and West Virginia are under a heightened risk for severe weather from ...

Flooding is expected to hit the city of Cincinnati this week at levels not seen in years. The National Oceanic and Atmospheric Administration released new Flood Inundation Mapping that shows what ...

Hamilton County is preparing to demolish a major riverfront structure, part of a complex agreement years in the making.

Still, several riverfront communities across the region are waiting for flood waters to fully recede. The Ohio River at Cincinnati dropped back below 60 feet Tuesday night, according to weather ...

Cincinnati earned high rankings in two of USA TODAY's 10Best Readers’ Choice Awards categories for best riverwalks and public ...