Ohio Gov. Mike DeWine has declared a state of emergency in four southern Ohio counties following storms from remnants of Helene.

High winds, flooding, power outages and downed trees impacted homes, other personal property, and roadways during the Sept. 27 event from tropical system Helene.

Gov. Mike DeWine has declared a state of emergency in four southern Ohio counties after severe weather caused high winds, flooding, and power outages.

Gov. Mike DeWine declared a state of emergency for Lawrence, Jackson, Pike, and Scioto counties following severe weather on Friday, Sept. 27, that caused high winds, flooding, power outages, and downed trees impacting roadways and residences.

Ohio Gov. Mike DeWine on Wednesday declared a state of emergency in Lawrence, Scioto, Jackson and Pike counties based on damage from a storm Friday, Sept. 27,

Ohio Governor Mike DeWine yesterday declared a state of emergency in Scioto County, announced State Rep. Justin Pizzulli (R-Scioto County). Scioto County is one of four Ohio counties in which a

Ohio Gov. Mike DeWine declared a state of emergency after remnants of Hurricane Helen swept through, causing flooding and damage in several areas.

Ohio Governor Mike DeWine announced today a state of emergency for Lawrence, Jackson, Pike, and Scioto counties due to severe weather that struck on Friday, September 27. The storm brought high winds,

Today Ohio Governor Mike DeWine declared a state of emergency for Lawrence, Jackson, Pike, and Scioto counties following severe weather on Friday, September 27, that caused high winds, flooding, power outages,