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Coverage dated September 22, 2026 to September 23, 2026

DeWine declares state of emergency for flood-soaked Ohio counties

Headline from WKBN Youngstown

Ohio Governor Mike DeWine declared a state of emergency for more than a dozen counties following severe storm damage and flooding that caused significant infrastructure destruction and property loss.

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  1. WKBN Youngstown

    DeWine declares state of emergency for flood-soaked Ohio counties (opens WKBN Youngstown)

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    Ohio Governor Mike DeWine declared a state of emergency for more than a dozen counties following severe storm damage and flooding that caused significant infrastructure destruction and property loss.

  2. WOWK Charleston

    DeWine issues disaster declaration for 19 Ohio counties after flooding (opens WOWK Charleston)

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    VINTON COUNTY, Ohio (WOWK) — Severe weather in part of the tri-state lead Ohio's governor to issue a disaster declaration for 19 counties. During his tour of Vinton County flooding damage, Governor Mike DeWine said he would sign the declaration on Tuesday when he returns home to Columbus.

  3. WDTN Dayton

    DeWine declares state of emergency for Ohio counties (opens WDTN Dayton)

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    Governor Mike DeWine has declared a state of emergency proclamation for five Miami Valley counties following recent flooding. In a statement Tuesday, DeWine announced that Mercer, Montgomery, Logan, Preble and Greene are included in the state of emergency. 19 counties were included in total.

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