As we mark ten years since the devastating 2016 flood, we remember the 23 West Virginians we lost, and the devastation that occurred across our state. My heart still aches for the incredible losses we experienced that day, and the families and communities who suffered the most during this tragedy.
Senator Capito reflects on the 2016 flood anniversary.
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