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Three dead after double-homicide and officer involved shooting in Marshall County - WV MetroNews (opens the original)
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MOUNDSVILLE, W.Va. — A Marshall County man was killed by sheriff’s deputies not long after authorities believe he killed a couple early Thursday morning. Sheriff Michael Dougherty identified the suspect as Cyle Fabrizio, 25, of Moundsville. Deputies were dispatched to a home on Middle Grave Creek Road in Marshall County around 1:45 a.m. Marshall County 911 received a call and there was no voice on the other end of the line. When deputies arrived on the scene where the call originated, they came
Missing autistic man found alive in Boone County - WV MetroNews (opens the original)
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DANVILLE, W.Va. — “What a great day. What an absolutely what a great day,” said Boone County Sheriff Chad Barker. Barker confirmed the man who has been the subject of a weeklong search in Boone County has been found. Alex Shear, 24, was cold and hungry, but otherwise okay. “They’re getting him warmed up, getting some food and fluids in him with IV. We’ve talked to him a little bit and he just said he was out in the woods by himself,” Barker explained. Shear is autistic, so when he wandered away
Work to shore up Crooked Creek in Point Pleasant delayed by high water - WV MetroNews (opens the original)
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POINT PLEASANT, W.Va. — High water on the Ohio River this week has slowed efforts to make emergency repairs to an area in Point Pleasant which is critical to the town’s flood protection system. During last week’s heavy rainfall and flooding, Crooked Creek ran high and caused the mouth of the man-made stream to wash out on both sides where it enters the Ohio River. The saturated ground gave way and several acres slid into the river leaving the bank extremely unstable. Jeremy Bryant, the director
Boone County begins the all too familiar process of flood recovery - WV MetroNews (opens the original)
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MORRISVALE, W.Va. — For a second time in less than three months, Boone County Emergency Services Director Michael Mayhorn is wading through the mud to visit with flood victims in his county. “Water damage inside their homes in the living spaces, several vehicles have gotten damaged or are in the creek, it’s a pretty significant event up here,” Mayhorn explained to MetroNews from the Morrisvale community. “It impacted one little community here, the Morrisvale Community. The National Weather Servi
State of Emergency helps Mason County officials deal with flood damage - WV MetroNews (opens the original)
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POINT PLEASANT, W.Va. — A state of emergency declaration from Governor Patrick Morrisey helps accelerate efforts to fix a serious flooding issue in Mason County. “We’ve got a major slip right along the Ohio River where Crooked Creek goes into the Ohio River,” said Mason County Emergency Management Director Jeremy Bryant. The creek is a manmade waterway which was created by the U.S. Army Corps of Engineers in the 1950s as part of the town’s flood wall construction. Bryant said the stream carries
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