A body was recovered Monday evening from underneath the High Level bridge near the Akron-Cuyahoga Falls border. Here's what we know.

“If you look at the geopolitical uncertainty around us, market complexity today is at a completely different level to what we have seen in the past,” said Tsakonas. “On the one ...

Atwood Lake in northeast Ohio is one of those places that the ODNR Division of Wildlife points to when talking about its saugeye stocking program. Atwood is one eight lakes in Ohio that is owned and ...

Residents are being warned to prepare to leave Ipswich, west of Brisbane, with the city expecting a "major flood" as the Bremer River rises. The BOM says large bursts of rain and severe ...

This year ORF, The Foundation for Ohio River Education, Sanitation District No. 1, and Thomas More University Biology Field Station will partner to offer The Ohio River Conservation Course (ORCC).

PARKERSBURG, WV (WOAY) – Chemours has responded to allegations that it is discharging toxic PFAS chemicals, specifically GenX, into the Ohio River. Levels exceed their permit by hundreds of percent.

Ohio State is managing heavy roster turnover ... Both sides of the ball have a variety of spots to fill at the top of the depth chart. Former backups and pickups from the transfer portal are ...

Two Ohio State researchers are using their knowledge and determination to improve women's health. Travis Kelce Admits Financial Pressure Challenged Retirement Decision 25 TV Shows That Flopped ...

These releases, while they are meant to ensure that the dam’s capacity stays within the range of 100- 103% at the current inflow levels, the water flow is insignificant in that they will not make the ...

I want to make sure it's the Ohio River Valley for the next ten years, and that's my vision for taking the state to the next level." Bartiromo reviewed some of Ramaswamy’s plans and previous ...

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A new report from the Environmental Working Group identifies high levels of more than 100 contaminants like disinfectant byproducts, nitrates and forever chemicals called PFAS in Ohio’s drinking water ...