Weather service meteorologist Mary Jo Parker in Wilmington says the agency wants to save the storm designation for winter weather that could produce

WDTN meteorologist Jamie Jarosik announces on 2 NEWS Sunrise that she is pregnant with her second child.

It isn't very often you can say fire fighters started a fire, however today more than a quarter of Huffman Field was burned, in order to help save the prairie

This fall so far has been pretty cool and wet, helping to keep the soil moist and most fires contained, however Ohio's Fall wildfire season continues through

Three sirens were purchased and have now been installed to alert those outside of impending danger. The first siren was placed at the Vandalia Sports Complex,

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Two separate crashes happened when drivers spun out on slick spots on the Interstate.

With the exception of the shores of Lake Erie, the ridge just to the east of Urbana, stretching northward to Bellefontaine, has some of the best potential for

The National Weather Service in Wilmington Ohio has confirmed Fridays tornado near Port William in Clinton County.

Last winter, many secondary and side roads went unsalted as state and local officials scrambled for salt, with some even considering buying it from overseas

You often hear about land and water dispute cases coming out of the southwest United States. But we have our own fight, happening in Fairborn with the case of

State agriculture officials say Ohio's apple crop is slightly smaller than last year's, but the overall quality is very strong.

Wet conditions blamed for the crash that sent one person to the hospital

The increasing popularity of fall decorating has brought Ohio's pumpkin crop from relative obscurity to one of the state's most valuable vegetable crops.

In the Miami Valley temperatures have dropped below 32 degrees as early as September 21 but the first frost is usually much later, occurring during the last