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Mineral County, in the Eastern Panhandle near the Maryland-West Virginia border, is under a State of Emergency due to severe storms and heavy rains that resulted in flash flooding Tuesday evening.
Gov. Patrick Morrisey made the declaration Tuesday, which will remain in effect for up to 30 days.
Morrisey ordered personnel and resources to mobilize and respond as needed, and delegated administrative powers to the director of the West Virginia Emergency Management Division to help provide essential emergency services.
Thursday is June 19th, more commonly known as Juneteenth, a day to recognize the end of slavery in the United States. From Shepherdstown to Huntington, celebrations statewide recognized the day in...
Continue Reading Take Me to More NewsThe death toll from weekend flash floods in Ohio County rose to eight on Wednesday. Officials are encouraging volunteers to help and asking those impacted to complete survey forms that will help drive the federal assistance.
Continue Reading Take Me to More NewsThe recovery of a body in Wetzel County on Monday raised the provisional death toll for this weekend's Ohio County floods to seven.
Continue Reading Take Me to More NewsFlash flooding began late Saturday evening in Ohio County, with roughly 3-4 inches of rain falling in the area in a short period of time. Flash flooding then continued during the day Sunday in Marion County, with up to 3 inches of rain in Fairmont alone in a short period of time.
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