Lori Kersey is a Staff Writer at West Virginia Watch. She specializes in law and legal affairs, healthcare administration, and public health, often exploring themes related to food safety and production, as well as regional interest stories. Lori's work has been featured in numerous publications, including The Coal Valley News, Charleston Gazette-Mail, and Military Times.
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By: Lori Kersey
Despite the new leader of the Catholic church in West Virginia, Rev. Evelio Menjivar-Ayala, coming to the United States years ago as an undocumented immigrant and speaking against President Donald Trump’s crackdown on immigration, the reverend recently appointed by Pope Leo XIV said he doesn’t see himself as an opponent to the president -- they just have different perspectives and roles.
By: Lori Kersey
WESTON, W.Va. — On July 21, it took 45 minutes for flash floods to destroy three houses in Jason Mulholland’s family. The home he shared with his wife and the nearby homes of his two sons, 33 and 29, are all beyond repair.Mulholland had just returned from work and was making dinner when the water from the creek behind his home on Copley Road, near Weston, started to rise. He and his son started moving their vehicles out of the water’s path. He carried two of his grandchildren, 4 and 1, to safety from the rising water.
WESTON, W.Va . — On July 21, it took 45 minutes for flash floods to destroy three houses in Jason Mulholland's family.
The National Weather Services has now confirmed that nine tornadoes touched down in West Virginia during the storms on July 21 and 22.The Weather Service’s office in Charleston confirmed six within the West Virginia portion of its forecast area while the Baltimore and Washington, D.C. office confirmed three tornados in Eastern West Virginia: one at Highview, in Hampshire County; another at Seneca Rocks and a third that traveled from Kiser Gap, W.Va. to Criders, Va.
The National Weather Services has now confirmed that nine tornadoes touched down in West Virginia during the storms on July 21 and 22.
Boone County Republican Del. Josh Holstein will lead the state party for four more years. The executive committee of the West Virginia GOP met Saturday for its summer meeting and unanimously reelected Holstein.
The executive committee of the West Virginia GOP unanimously reelected Boone County Republican Del. Josh Holstein to lead the party.
The federal government has signed off on disaster assistance to two West Virginia counties hit hard by last month's deadly storms and flooding.
By: Lori Kersey
The federal government has signed off on disaster assistance to two West Virginia counties hit hard by last month’s deadly flooding.
By: Lori Kersey
CHARLESTON, W.Va. — The federal government has signed off on disaster assistance to two West Virginia counties hit hard by last month’s deadly storms and flooding. The Trump administration approved
