West Virginia Flash Flood Death Toll Rises to 8
- Devastating floods in northern West Virginia have resulted in eight deaths, including a child, with one person still missing after severe storms hit the area.
- Governor Patrick Morrisey has requested federal aid for flood victims in Ohio and Marion counties, including financial support for homeowners and renters.
- Communities like Triadelphia and Valley Grove experienced significant damage, with roads, homes, and businesses destroyed.
- Bishop Mark E. Brennan has called for prayers for those affected, while local volunteers and organizations are actively engaged in relief efforts.
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Statehouse beat: Do-nothing lawmakers starting to cost state badly
West Virginians are experiencing the consequences of years of do-little legislatures, a case in point being the recent spate of flash flooding around the state.
"Look, I know President Trump cares deeply about West Virginia" Governor confirms 8 dead in flooding, urges residents to report missing people and complete damage survey
WHEELING, W.Va. (WTRF) - West Virginia Governor Patrick Morrisey came to Wheeling today, holding a news conference at the city-county. He addressed the flooding, praised the responses and pledged to do his best to get more help. Morrisey also praised the workers on the front lines and the unsung heroes like the highway workers and the linemen, clearing debris and restoring power. He then went on to reveal that an 8th body was found. The governor…
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