The death toll from weekend flooding in West Virginia rose to six as residents tried to clean up with the threat of more rain on the way. At least two people remained missing in the state's northern panhandle after torrential downpours Saturday night,

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.

At least five people are confirmed dead and several more are missing as a result of powerful rains and flash flooding that struck Wheeling, W.Va., Saturday. Flood waters came quickly Saturday night, stranding some cars and sending others careening down creeks.

Ohio County is under a state of emergency as city officials and EMS services worked around the clock to help those who’ve been affected. On Sunday 5 fatalities

Three people are confirmed dead with several others missing. State Transportation Secretary Stephen Todd Rumbaugh said four inches of rain fell in a half hour.

Cars were removed from Wheeling Creek in West Virginia on Monday, June 16, 2025. That's after torrential rain prompted a flash flood emergency over the weekend.

One local church is setting up donations and will be distributing them to the victims affected by Ohio County’s devastating flash flooding. Pastor Judi Ream with Prayer Hill in South Wheeling at 51-36th Street is opening up her Church for people to drop off and receive donations.

As of Sunday evening, state and local officials reported five people confirmed dead as a result of powerful rains and flooding on Saturday with at least four others believed missing. Flood waters came quickly Saturday night,