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At a press conference Wednesday, Gov. Patrick Morrisey shared news of a possible additional fatality from the Ohio County floods, plus a new opportunity for housing aid for residents affected by the flooding.
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 has caused extensive damage and death across northern West Virginia.
Continue Reading Take Me to More NewsA total of 26 counties in West Virginia are now under a state of emergency declaration following heavy rains, tornadoes and storms last week, and the heavy rains and storms that hit the state on April 11.
Continue Reading Take Me to More NewsSigman said the quick response from residents, first responders, and state and local officials resulted in better outcomes for the safety of residents. The National Weather Service said it received its first call about flooding at 6:45 a.m. By 7a.m. a warning had been issued and sirens were activated.
Continue Reading Take Me to More NewsFlooding throughout the day Monday caused significant damage to roads, houses and bridges in central and southern West Virginia. There have been no deaths reported so far due to flooding. Officials are still working to assess damage. Many houses were flooded, and some were washed away.
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