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It is a more than $49,000 project to convert two tennis courts.
These temperatures are not going to stop the boys of summer.
The Charleston Police Department responded to a trespassing complaint at 500 Virginia Street East.
New events include one-hour sightseeing tours on the Valley Gem and Regatta dinner cruises.
Parking and travel information is now available for the 2025 Charleston Sternwheel Regatta.
The roar of antique engines will echo through downtown Ashland Thursday as the Great Race makes a long-awaited stop in the city.
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An issue that has been the case for decades is now getting some long-awaited relief.
Officials said work will be done in phases with one lane closed on each side.
According to deputies, Newberry held a victim against his will in a doghouse.
Witnesses said the suspect was yelling that her child “had a demon in her” while holding a cross.
Brandon Butcher has your First Alert Weather Day forecast on this Wednesday morning.
The lanes will close at 9 a.m. and are expected to reopen before the end of the day.
Meteorologist Nicholas Snider looks at how much longer the stifling heat will last.
Appalachian Power is still weighing options for the best route to rebuild power lines in both Cabell and Putnam counties.
Drivers in Cabell and Putnam counties may have to re-route or prepare for possible delays this week.
“Just seeing them, just their presence alone will help people feel a little more at ease,” one business owner said.
We’re only in the beginning days of summer, and the heat has already come but it’s not just humans that are feeling these high temperatures.
Cooling centers are now open throughout the region to provide safe conditions from expected high temperatures.
A gas leak has been reported at the intersection of 17th Street and Carter Avenue in Ashland.
West Virginia Gatorade Players of the Year Drea Watts and Weston Smith joined Joseph Payton on the first episode of WSAZ Sports+.
The U.S. Chemical Safety Investigation launched a federal investigation into the chemical leak at a manufacturing plant in McArthur, Ohio, earlier this month.
A Southern Ohio church is marking a major milestone — 150 years of faith, community and connection.