Starting on Sunday, the northern and eastern parts of West Virginia are under an Excessive Heat Watch, with heat index forecasts predicting it to feel as hot as 108 degrees in some parts of the state.

Forecasters say flooding threats are dialed down for now, but the heat is going to be intense starting this weekend ...

Clarksburg, West Virginia receives just shy of 15 hours of sunlight—14 hours and 59 minutes. Even though people call the Summer Solstice the “longest day of the year,” the day itself isn’t any longer; ...

The Canonsburg Volunteer Fire Department is working to help those who were impacted by the devastating floods in West ...

West Virginia’s Congressional delegation and governor are reaching out to President Donald Trump to seek help for those in ...

Keyonna Norman was driving with her son Kingston when her vehicle went off state route 49 in Mingo County, MetroNews, ABC affiliate WCHS and NBC affiliate WSAZ reported. When the vehicle went off the ...

The National Weather Service issues excessive heat warnings when heat index values are set to reach or surpass 110 degrees ...

The highest temperatures this year will combine with increasing humidity and intense summer sunshine to create dangerous, ...

FHS7v7 football state championships took place Saturday at The Villages Charter School with over 40 teams in attendance ...

With extreme heat settling into the area, some communities are starting to establish cooling centers for the upcoming week.

It’s been almost a week since the catastrophic flooding killed eight people and demolished multiple homes, roads, and businesses, and residents are ...

(NEXSTAR) – A “heat dome” is bringing scorching temperatures and oppressive humidity to the Central and Eastern portions of the country this weekend, just in time to mark the start of summer.