Good morning, Huntington.

Mayor Patrick Farrell discusses the challenging and costly process of addressing the long-standing flooding issues in Enslow Park, Huntington, emphasizing a decade-long effort and financial constraints.

United Way of the River Cities provides resources to assist with tax filing, as shared by Steve Cline, Stacy Norman, and Jedd Flowers on First Look at Four.

A crash on I-64 westbound in Huntington, WV, has led to the shutdown of Exit 8, impacting all lanes with an expected half-hour clearance time.

Dr. Ashley Stephens and Officer Ernie Blackburn discussed the importance of School Resource Officers in schools on First Look at Four.

West Virginia's Senate is voting on a bill that would allow immunization exemptions for religious and philosophical reasons, potentially undermining herd immunity.

Marshall's basketball coach, Cornelius Jackson, emphasizes the need for improved effort and attitude as the team prepares to face Old Dominion, aiming to avoid a three-game losing streak.

Marshall University Spring Dance Concert

The Marshall University Spring Dance Concert will showcase a range of dance performances at the Joan C. Edwards Performing Arts Center in Huntington, WV.

Marshall University Spring Dance Concert

The Spring Dance Concert at Marshall University showcases a variety of performances in the Joan C. Edwards Performing Arts Center.

Carbon Leaf Concert

Carbon Leaf will perform live in concert at The Loud in Huntington, WV.

Town Mountain Live Performance

Town Mountain, an acclaimed bluegrass band known for their energetic live shows and unique blend of musical influences, will perform at The Loud in Huntington, WV.

The Dangerous Summer Live Concert

The Dangerous Summer, a rock band from Maryland, will perform live at The Loud in Huntington, WV.

Live Concert featuring Static Fur, Code Red News, and The Fliplighters

Experience a vibrant night of live music with three local bands at The Loud for those 18 and up.