West Virginia under a State of Preparedness due to flooding threat
Due to developing weather patterns suggesting a significant winter storm for some parts of the stat along with the threat of flooding in other areas, Gov. Patrick Morrisey has issued a state of preparedness for all 55 counties continuing into Friday.
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Watch: Flooding reported in Huntington, West VirginiaA video shared from Huntington, West Virginia, shows flooding on Enslow Boulevard during a Flash Flood Emergency on Thursday, ...
Emergency officials say the tragic task of cleaning up is hitting many again along Huntington's Four Pole Creek ...
North Boulevard is flooded on Thursday, Feb. 6, 2025. Ritter Park is flooded Thursday, Feb. 6, 2025. High water surrounds ...
Multiple drivers had to be rescued after getting stranded in the floodwaters, authorities in West Virginia said.
HUNTINGTON, W. Va. –The thunderstorms that began Wednesday evening and lasted through Thursday morning, brought flooding to many West Virginia counties and cities, including Huntington in Cabell ...
In response to Thursday’s flash flooding, Public Works crews will be out removing flood debris and water-damaged items. Special pick-ups began on Friday at 8:00 a.m. and will continue as needed, city ...
The National Oceanic and Atmospheric Administration (NOAA) predicted the river would reach 15.8 feet early in the afternoon ...
A lengthy overnight thunderstorm caused flash flooding around Kanawha County Thursday morning. Rural and urban roads, ...
HUNTINGTON, W.Va. (WSAZ) – Thursday has been an emotionally draining and physically demanding day for neighbors on Wilson Court in Enslow Park in Huntington who’ve spent the day cleaning out their ...
The Tygart River is expected to flood in Barbour County overnight Friday, impacting Philippi, Belington and other areas along ...
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A case against drug distributors over the flood of pills that ravaged West Virginia is back in court
A case against major drug distributors over the flood of painkiller pills that devastated West Virginia is back in court.
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