The Pennsylvania Fish and Boat Commission has started stocking blue catfish in the Ohio River. The fish can grow to weigh 100 pounds.

First stocking: Tiny blue catfish, able to grow near 100 pounds, were reintroduced to the Ohio River in PA. Smith knows of Pennsylvania anglers who travel to other states to target blue catfish.

The five nominees for Pennsylvania’s River of the Year include the Ohio River and an obscure but environmentally unique waterway, Buffalo Creek in Armstrong and Butler counties. The state ...

Aerial footage of the Ohio River shows a difference in color in the water following a toxic spill near the border between Ohio and Pennsylvania that led to the contamination of waterways that feed ...

Little Beaver Creek continues southwards until it meets the Ohio River just on the other side of the state borderline, near Glasgow, Pennsylvania. The Ohio River then travels along the border ...

The National Weather Service says the Ohio River in Pittsburgh appears to have crested just after 6 a.m. at 28.37 feet, just shy of the major flood stage mark at 28.37 feet.

Joe Granata of Monaca, Pennsylvania, kept his mouth shut about the giant Ohio River catfish that chomped down on his bait in September. Few people knew anything about the Beaver County man’s 64. ...

Shell plans to begin operations this summer at its new industrial complex along the Ohio River in Beaver County, Pennsylvania. The plant will use ethane produced at the region’s natural gas ...

Hendricks explained that watersheds are like giant misshapen bowls — all water flows down to the lowest point of the bowl, which in Pittsburgh’s case is the Ohio River.

This river is used for recreation, such as fishing and paddling, and provides a habitat for wildlife. 8. Raccoon Creek—114 miles. Flowing through the Ohio counties of Athens, Hocking, Vinton ...