Good morning, Huntington.

Girl Scouts of the Black Diamond Council visited First Look at Four to share details of this year's cookie lineup — the new flavors will be available soon for local families to enjoy.

Local officials honored first responders for their life-saving rescue efforts on Friday, Jan.

9 during a ceremony that celebrated the swift action protecting community members — the tribute underscored the dedication of our local emergency teams.

Residents can now enjoy the new Almost Heaven swing installed at Beech Fork Lake in Wayne County, offering a fresh spot for outdoor relaxation.

The local animal shelter is holding a donation drive — a tribute to volunteer Braxton McComas who died in a DUI crash.

The event invites community support to continue the shelter’s essential work.

Buffalo Wild Wings in Barboursville is set to reopen in early spring after a complete renovation under new ownership (Schmidt Family Restaurant Group).

Renovations include upgrades to the bar, dining, seating, and electronics at 970 West Mall Road.

Marshall's women's basketball team holds a 14-3 overall record and a 5-1 Sun Belt mark (on a five-game win streak) as it hosts Coastal Carolina today at 1 p.m. Stars Peyton Ilderton and Meredith Maier shared game insights with Joseph Payton.

Friday night, the Willie Akers Classic featured high school basketball as Logan and Chapmanville won while South Charleston beat Riverside and Teays Valley Christian edged St. Joe in overtime in a series of four competitive games.

WSAZ’s Joseph Payton presented basketball highlights from FIRED UP FRIDAY at Huntington St. Joseph Central Catholic High School on Friday, Jan.

9 — the segment captured key moments of the game for local viewers.

South Alabama Jaguars vs. Marshall Thundering Herd Basketball

4-6 p.m. — Cam Henderson Center — Ticket prices vary — Cheer on the Thundering Herd as they face off against the Jaguars in an exciting basketball matchup.