38. West Virginia – Wheeling Island
Wheeling Island has historically been one of the more discussed neighborhoods in West Virginia when it comes to localized crime concerns. The area has seen property crime, theft, and issues linked to transient activity due to its entertainment and commercial zones. While West Virginia is largely rural with lower overall crime levels, small urban pockets like this naturally stand out more. The island’s mix of residential and commercial activity creates conditions where incidents are more visible than in surrounding communities. It remains one of the more frequently referenced localized areas in statewide discussions.
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