Wheeling City Council met this evening, with Mayor Denny Magruder asking the community to keep those affected by the flash flooding in their thoughts and prayers, and urging everyone to contribute

An active pattern is impacting the mid-Atlantic, so the flood threat continues this week. A combination of tropical moisture and an approaching cold front will continue to bring widespread showers, thunderstorms, and an elevated risk for severe and flash flooding.

WHEELING, W.Va (WDTV/CBS News) - Seven people have been confirmed dead after flooding devastated the Wheeling area Saturday. The following victims have been identified, according to the Wheeling-Ohio County Homeland Security & Emergency Management Agency: Three people are still reported missing.

Seven people are now confirmed dead from Saturday’s flooding in Ohio County, with at least one person still listed

Newbridge Church in Wheeling, WV is partnering with Samaritan’s Purse and Eight Days of Hope to help rebuild homes and lives affected by the recent flood, and is accepting volunteers to join

During Tuesday's Wheeling Council meeting, members expressed concern over the recent flooding in the city and surrounding Ohio County.Council extended gratitud

Residents have begun cleaning up debris and unsalvageable items from their houses and apartments following Saturday

Wheeling Fire Department Public Informational Officer Philip Stahl said on the MetroNews Morning News Monday the effort to find those still missing would focus on Big Wheeling Creek within the city on Monday. He said the two dozen vehicles washed away in the floodwaters will be checked.

Woodsdale residents have begun cleaning up debris and unsalvageable items from their houses and apartments following Saturday night’s flash flooding in Ohio County. Wheeling Creek tributary Long Run flooded National Road through the Woodsdale area on Saturday night.

After a weekend of devastating flash flooding in the Wheeling and Fairmont areas high humidity led to more scattered downpours today, which prompted a few flash

The Ohio County Sheriff’s Office is urging the public to be cautious of fraudulent GoFundMe pages and non-local groups collecting money online, and asking residents to keep victims and first