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Fayette County man arrested for alleged child abuse - WOAY-TV (opens the original)
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Mount Hope, WV (WOAY) – A Fayette County man is in custody for allegedly injuring an infant left in his care. 18-year-old Charles Samuel Taylor of Mount Hope, WV, is charged with felony child abuse by a parent or guardian causing serious bodily injury. According to court documents, on Tuesday, August 25, 2026, multiple law enforcement agencies began investigating a report of an infant who had been injured while left in the care of the father, identified as Charles Samuel Taylor. According to the
How to tell it is time to replace your tires - WOAY-TV (opens the original)
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Oak Hill, WV (WOAY) – Heavy rain and slick highways can lead to lethal consequences for motorists. According to the National Highway Traffic Safety Administration, nearly 11,000 motor vehicle accidents occur each year due to tire-related issues. Many of these accidents could have been prevented with proper tire maintenance. The tread on your tires affects your vehicle’s handling and shows visible signs of wear in advance. Consumer Reports recommends that you inspect your tires’ tread monthly to
Flood dangers, seen and unseen - WOAY-TV (opens the original)
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Fayette County, WV (WOAY) Flooded areas can pose dangers that you may or may not be able to see on the surface. The combination of flood waters and downed power lines can be deadly. Floodwater can also carry lumber with rusty nails and glass that can lead to puncture wounds. And then there’s the danger we can’t see. Flooding can cause breaks in sewer lines, leaving the water contaminated with E. Coli and Salmonella. EMS officials urge residents to use caution when dealing with flood water. If yo
Cunard homes flooded - WOAY-TV (opens the original)
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Cunard, WV (WOAY) Residents in the Cunard area of Fayette County woke up to water in their homes. The heavy rain forced the creek to rise, pushing water into basements and other low-lying areas of homes. One Cunard homeowner, Tracy Elswick, shares his experience dealing with the flooding: “It’s pretty much been a nightmare. Our yards are flooded, our basements, everything we own has pretty much gotten wet, and we are on the better end of it. Our neighbors across the way have really gotten hammer
Many roads submerged, closed due to flooding in Fayette County - WOAY-TV (opens the original)
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Fayette County, WV (WOAY) EMS crews had a busy morning in Fayette County this Sunday. Heavy rain contributed to downed trees and power lines in Garten on Gatewood Road. The rain also left several roadways submerged, rendering them impassable. Emergency officials urge drivers to exercise caution if they encounter flooded roadways. Fire Chief of the Fayetteville Fire Department John Vernon urges drivers to avoid high water and avoid traveling through affected areas if at all possible. “There’s bee
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