Long before flash floods damaged communities in Ohio and Marion counties this month, West Virginia University researchers were studying community resilience in flood-devastated areas of the state. The toolkit they developed will help communities better prepare for such emergencies and recover quicker.

FEMA can only come in after a presidential disaster declaration, and local officials are urging people to fill out the damage report online or in person to help get federal aid.

As people in West Virginia’s Ohio and Marion counties deal with flooding aftermath, folks across the state are looking for ways to support them in their time of

All of West Virginia remains under a Flood Watch Tuesday after several areas of the state saw major flash flooding events over the weekend.

More thunderstorms are on the way, with multiple states under flash flood watches or similar alerts on Monday.

(WKBN) – Quaker Steak & Lube is asking for your help to aid a community in need. The Valley locations are collecting donations to help West Virginia flood victims.

Areas of West Virginia around Fairmont and Morgantown saw up to 3 inches of rain on Sunday, June 15, which caused flash flooding and major damage in some areas.

Up to 3 inches of rain fell in a very short time in parts of Marion County, West Virginia on Sunday, Gov. Patrick Morrisey said during a press briefing on Monday.