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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.
Interstate 40 remains closed in both directions near the North Carolina/Tennessee line due to a rockslide and flooding.
Flash flooding caused by torrential rains killed at least seven people, including a 3-year-old child, in northern West Virginia, officials said. Authorities were assessing damage to roads ...
As the recovery continues for those in our area affected by the flash flooding over the weekend, the weather is not doing us any favors. Storms have been firing up across the area over the course ...
Hurricane Floyd hit NC in 1999, causing $6B in damage and 57 deaths in the U.S., mostly from inland flooding. It impacted the ...
A driver traveling through rural Virginia in the middle of the night was put in a terrifying predicament when the pavement ...
Virginia lawmakers wrote to EPA Administrator Lee Zeldin encouraging the agency reverse termination of two major grants in ...
Long before flash floods damaged communities in Ohio and Marion counties this month, West Virginia University researchers ...
Gov. Patrick Morrisey traveled to another West Virginia county under a state of emergency Monday after weekend storms dumped ...
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