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A TV news reporter who grew up in the Philadelphia area was struck by a car Wednesday night during a live weather segment in West Virginia. Shockingly, she bounced back up moments later and declared that she was not hurt, taking the incident in stride as she carried on with her job.

Tori Yorgey, a reporter at WSAZ TV, was covering inclement weather conditions in Dunbar when a vehicle hit her from behind, knocking her to the ground. A now-viral clip of the segment shows the stunned reaction of station anchor Tim Irr, who communicated to make sure that Yorgey was OK.

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Yorgey noted during the broadcast Wednesday night that this is her final week at WSAZ-TV. Beginning in February, she'll start a new job at Pittsburgh news station WTAE-TV, the city's local ABC affiliate.

WSAZ is a NBC local network affiliate in Charleston-Huntington, WV. You can watch WSAZ local news, weather, traffic, live sports, daytime, primetime, & late night programming.

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Yorgey is seen standing on a road across from where workers are repairing the break and news anchor Tim Irr tosses the story to her when the unthinkable happens: Yorgey is struck by a vehicle from behind.

A recent American Press Institute report showed that although audiences are increasingly viewing news on laptops (69%) and cell phones (56%) television remained the number one news source, with over 87%. According to a 2014 Pew Research report the top six most known and trusted news sources were all television outlets.

Today, local newsrooms need to think not just about appearing on multiple platforms, but also in terms of making the local newscasts that are the staple of their brand better suited to a digitally-savvy audience.

Loren Tobia, VP of Display Sales & Services at AccuWeather, has over 25 years of experience in broadcast news, as television news director for stations including WTVH Syracuse, NY; KMTV Omaha, NE; and WSAZ Huntington, WV. Loren was also chairman of RTDNA in 1996 and has been treasurer of the same organization since 2001. He is a former member of CBS News Affiliates Board, a former member of the Bloomberg News Affiliate Board, and the former chair of West Virginia Associated Press Broadcasters. ff782bc1db