WATCH: Reporter in WV (during her last week on the job) hit by a car on live TV, pops right back up to finish her broadcast

Meet Tori Yorgey, a reporter for WSAZ in Charleston, West Virginia. . .

Out in this snow with photo journalist max! Live team coverage coming up on #WSAZ. pic.twitter.com/B8E5XtIAgu

— Tori Yorgey (@toriyorgeytv) January 17, 2022

. . .and with the winter weather hitting the region, Tory has been doing a lot of reporting out in the field showing viewers at home what the conditions are really like:

Pennsylvania Avenue in Charleston around 12 a.m. Monday. pic.twitter.com/6LXL7vazeY

— Tori Yorgey (@toriyorgeytv) January 17, 2022

But then she got hit by a car while on live TV. Literally. A car just ran into her while she was in the middle of speaking and then she just popped right back up to finish to segment. Have a watch:

"We're good, Tim." pic.twitter.com/9kn2YElDLK

— Timothy Burke (@bubbaprog) January 20, 2022

Tori said after getting hit by the car that it was her last week on the job in Charleston. Good luck in Pittsburgh and maybe their drivers are better?

Next stop, Pittsburgh!

I will miss everyone in this Tri-State, but am so excited for what's ahead. Thank you to everyone for the support these last three years!

Thank you, @jaxelburgh for the piece. https://t.co/LZGKnlDcqX

— Tori Yorgey (@toriyorgeytv) January 12, 2022

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