Charleston, WV (August 8, 2025) – An afternoon crash on MacCorkle Ave SE left at least one person injured Wednesday, according to Metro 911 call logs. The incident took place around 2:19 p.m. in the 5600 block of MacCorkle Ave SE and prompted an emergency medical response.
First responders arrived to find a collision involving at least one injured individual. Paramedics assessed the victim at the scene and provided necessary treatment. It is not yet confirmed whether the injured party was transported to a hospital. The extent of the injuries has not been publicly disclosed.
The crash occurred along a busy commercial section of MacCorkle Ave SE, leading to temporary traffic delays as emergency crews worked to assist those involved and safely clear the scene. The Charleston Police Department is investigating the incident.
We wish those affected a swift and complete recovery.
Car Accidents in Charleston, West Virginia
Injury crashes along Charleston’s major corridors—such as MacCorkle Ave SE—are not uncommon, especially during mid-afternoon hours when traffic volume and commercial activity are high. Wednesday’s crash in the 5600 block is a reminder of how quickly a routine drive can turn into a medical emergency.
MacCorkle Ave SE (US-60) is a heavily traveled route that runs parallel to the Kanawha River, lined with businesses, intersections, and frequent turning traffic. These conditions often increase the chances of side-impact collisions, rear-end crashes, and pedestrian-involved incidents.
For those injured in such crashes, immediate care is essential—even if injuries seem minor at first. Whiplash, joint trauma, and head injuries may not present symptoms right away but can have long-term effects. Additionally, navigating insurance claims and vehicle damage adds another layer of stress during recovery.
Understanding your rights after a car accident is key to protecting your health and financial well-being. If you’ve been involved in a crash like the one on MacCorkle Ave SE, Local Accident Reports can provide the information and guidance you need to take action. Don’t wait—contact us today to get connected with resources that can help you move forward.
