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Tree knocks out power for multiple customers in Fayette County
BECKWITH, WV (LOOTPRESS) – UPDATE 3:43 PM 8/28/24: Power has been restored to all 34 customers. — ORIGINAL STORY: A tree has knocked out power for multiple customers in Fayette County. According to Appalachian Power, 34 customers are currently without power in the Beckwith area of Fayette County. The outage was caused by tree contact […]
First Alert Traffic | Preparing for Marshall University Game Day
HUNTINGTON, W.Va. (WSAZ) - College football returns to the Tri-State on Saturday. The Herd will face off against the Stony Brook Seawolves in the home opener. The city of Huntington said plans are underway to ensure traffic moves smoothly and steadily in the surrounding area near Joan C. Edwards Stadium.
West Virginia man, “Quick,” wanted by U.S. Marshals and Homeland Security, updated to major case; Considered armed and dangerous
U.S. Marshals say Bailey is evading apprehension. Marshals say they have increased the reward for his capture to $10,000. They also have updated the case to a major case.
Feds: Justice coal companies have no defense against move to hold them in contempt
Federal attorneys asking a court to hold 23 of Gov. Jim Justice’s family-owned coal companies in contempt for nonpayment of health and safety fines entered a filing this week saying the companies shouldn’t have entered into a payment plan if they knew they couldn’t honor it. The filing, entered Tuesday in the U.S. District Court […]
Treating Peripheral Neuropathy with Blanton Chiropractic
HUNTINGTON, W.Va. (WSAZ) - If you live with Neuropathy, you know the pain can be debilitating. Dr. Jim Blanton from Blanton Chiropractic stopped by First Look at Four with his patient Cecelia Barker to tell us about some of the treatment options available. This segment is sponsored content and not...
Marshall professor produces new feature film, ‘Of the Cloth’
Marshall University’s Tijah Bumgarner, a professor of video production and filmmaker, initiated production this month on her latest feature film, “Of the Cloth.” The film delves into the societal role of churches in communities ravaged by the opioid epidemic and was shot over 10 days on location in Huntington.
A Morgantown Camping Ban Aimed At Homelessness, This West Virginia Morning
On this West Virginia Morning, a camping ban aimed at addressing homelessness in Morgantown is expected to pass next week. As Chris Schulz reports, community members and advocates are speaking up in opposition. Plus, we hear about the failure of Southern Coal, a company owned by Gov. Jim Justice, to...
New store, sourcing dairy, produce from dozens of Ohio farmers acts as indoor farmers market
Imagine a store with the format of a consignment shop, only featuring dozens of local farmers and produce instead of clothing and trinkets?. You don’t have to imagine anymore, because that’s exactly what the Winchester Farm Exchange is. Located in a historic building at 8 S. High St....
Dry start turns unsettled with afternoon storms; showers possible into weekend
Thursday sees a frontal system stall out across West Virginia and Virginia. This will lead to some afternoon convection, mainly for the mountains, but not much activity in the morning. Mostly sunny skies on the morning commute turns partly cloudy as temps push into the 80s. Expect storms to be slow moving, which could produce some […]
West Virginia Governor Jim Justice’s son, company found in civil contempt in pollution lawsuit
Bluestone Coke, a plant owned by West Virginia Gov. Jim Justice's family in Birmingham, was held in civil contempt in a lawsuit alleging they polluted the nearby Five Mile Creek, according to federal court documents.
Man threatens to murder bank employees in West Virginia
HUNTINGTON, WV (LOOTPRESS) – On a fateful Saturday morning in Cabell County, West Virginia, a concerning incident unfolded at The Huntington National Bank‘s Barboursville branch. At approximately 8:40 AM on August 10, 2024, a law enforcement officer responded to a threat complaint at the bank’s location on US Route 60. The officer spoke with bank […]
Huntington Middle School locked down after written threat found in restroom, officials say
HUNTINGTON, W.Va. (WCHS) — Education officials said a threat written in a school restroom resulted in a lockdown of Huntington Middle School Wednesday. A news release from Cabell County Schools said administration worked with deputies and Huntington police to ensure the safety of students and staff. The news release...
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