Weather Blog Map: Brood XIV cicadas return to Indiana, Ohio, Kentucky, Tennessee and more after 17 years Parts of Indiana will likely see Brood XIV (14) emerge this spring. We have the maps of the ...

A dangerous half mile wide tornado was reported in Ohio while three others were confirmed in Kentucky and Indiana on Thursday, ...

Organizations and local governments organized resources and cleanup efforts for those affected by the area's recent disruptive floods.

The National Weather Service is surveying after the April 2-3 storms that dropped tornadoes around Kentucky and Indiana.

We're breaking down what's on the ballot in Ohio, Kentucky and Indiana ahead of this year's general election.

Cicadas are swarming around Cincinnati and Southwest Ohio. Wondering when they will go away? Here's how long you have to wait before they disappear.

Several Indiana counties are under travel advisories as of Monday morning. Here's how to check if yours is on the list.

The following counties in Indiana are under a Freeze Watch: Orange, Washington, Scott, Jefferson, Dubois, Crawford, Perry, Harrison, Floyd, Clark and Hancock counties.

Dubbed "3 States, 1 Rate," the tuition program will offer students from all over Ohio and Indiana the same tuition rates as in-state students from Kentucky.

The Department of Homeland Security released its list of sanctuary jurisdictions on Thursday, and some very unexpected Ohio, Kentucky and Indiana cities and counties find themselves on it.

Cicadas will emerge this spring, and this year, Kentucky is at the epicenter. In 2025, Kentucky will see the emergence of Brood XIV (14) of the 17-year periodical cicadas.