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Death toll rises from devastating flash flooding in West Virginia as rain threat continues
The death toll climbed to eight on Wednesday from the devastating flash flooding in West Virginia, the governor said, as the heavy rain threat continues. At least one person in the state is unaccounted for, Gov. Patrick Morrisey said. State police are going door-to-door to check on people at impacted homes, he said.
The Ohio County Animal Shelter has reopened after severe weather caused damage to the facility, but the animals are safe and donations of non-clumping litter, blankets, and cleaning supplies are ...
WHEELING, W.Va. — The body of an eighth victim was recovered Wednesday morning in connection with the devastating flash flooding in and around Wheeling. Gov. Patrick Morrisey released the information ...
Residents have begun cleaning up debris and unsalvageable items from their houses and apartments following Saturday ...
West Virginia Governor Patrick Morrisey addressed the flooding in Wheeling, praised the first responders and unsung heroes, and confirmed that an 8th body was found, while urging people to fill ...
CHARLESTON, W.Va. — Before coming to Charleston to serve as Mayor, Amy Shuler Goodwin originally hails from the Wheeling area ...
Flash flooding caused by torrential rains killed six people in northern West Virginia and rescue crews were searching for two ...
If you woke up Monday morning and checked Facebook, you might have received a notification to mark yourself safe from ...
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