Cleanup and recovery efforts are underway in Ohio and Marion counties in West Virginia after deadly flash floods killed at least seven people over the weekend.

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.

Wheeling officials have canceled the Waterfront Wednesday concert scheduled for tomorrow, June 18th, due to the recent flash flooding in Wheeling and Ohio County, and are prioritizing support for those affected.

Flash flooding caused by torrential rains killed six people in northern West Virginia and rescue crews were searching for two other people who were missing on June 16, 2025 as authorities assessed damage to roads,

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

At least 60 Ohio Valley agencies are in communication to ensure they are not duplicating disaster relief services, and are asking for cleanup items like shovels, mops, buckets, and safety gear, as

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.

Officials on Monday released the names of six victims who lost their lives in the deadly flash flooding in the Triadelphia and Wheeling areas Saturday night. Officials with the Ohio County Emergency Management Agency,

A West Virginia non-profit is donating $10,000 to the Ohio County EMA. Project BEST, located in Wheeling, West Virginia, said they are donating $10,000 to the Ohio County EMA. The $10,000 will go