Good morning, Huntington.

Today, the House Finance Committee will revisit the Hope Scholarship bill, proposing a fixed award of $5,250 and refined eligible expense categories for private schools and microschools in West Virginia.

Lawmakers have raised concerns that the changes could restrict education choices for families.

Marshall University hosted a fireside chat Wednesday evening at the Joan C.

Edwards Performing Arts Center with John Hope Bryant — CEO of Operation Hope — who discussed economic empowerment and shifts driven by emerging artificial intelligence during Black History Month events.

Officials are gathering for a special announcement about the Marshall School of Medicine in Huntington—details will be shared as the event unfolds.

Living history is taking place today at Nichols Elementary as the school hosts interactive reenactments that showcase local heritage.

Community members can experience Huntington’s past through engaging demonstrations (with hands-on exhibits) on campus.

Proposed changes to the HOPE Scholarship program are now under close review by state education officials, raising concerns about how the revisions could affect college funding for local students.

Further details on the proposed adjustments are expected soon.

Local officials are investigating the cause of dead geese found at a lake after a longtime nearby resident said she had never seen anything like it in her 26 years by the water.

AAA's Morgan Dean visited First Look at Four on Feb.

18 to share practical tips on protecting cars from potholes caused by fluctuating temperatures (which can harm both vehicles and wallets) for local drivers.

Marshall rallied from a 16-point deficit Thursday night at the Holmes Center in Boone, N.C.—the team earned a 94-93 win over Appalachian State that tied them with Troy, and they will face Coastal Carolina on Saturday.

At the WVSSAC State Swim Meet, GW's Kenneth McGlothen won the 200 individual medley and helped his team win the 200 medley relay, while Bridgeport's Emma Ahmed won the 50 and 100 freestyle events, boosting team scores with other schools also earning individual wins.

Acts of Love - An Evening of Love Stories

7:30-10:30 p.m. — Francis-Booth Experimental Theatre — $22 at the door — Experience a heartfelt journey through the many facets of love in this entertaining collection of stories and songs.

Sponge Rave

9:00 PM – 11:59 PM — The Loud — Check out an exciting evening of music and fun.

WVSSAC Wrestling Tournament - Morning Session

8-11 a.m. — Marshall Health Network Arena — Check out the best local wrestlers compete for glory!

Inoculation Concert

7-11 p.m. — The Loud — $42+ — Experience an unforgettable night with live performances by Inoculation.

Austin Meade and Goodbye June Live Concert

6:30-10:30 p.m. — The Loud — Ticket prices vary — Experience a fusion of hard rock and Southern blues with Austin Meade and Goodbye June.

Shrek Rave

9 PM – 12 AM — The Loud — Price details unknown — Dance the night away with a Shrek-themed rave experience.

Shallow Side Live in Huntington

8-11 p.m. — The Loud — Ticket prices vary — Experience captivating rock performances by Shallow Side and enjoy a vibrant venue atmosphere.

Joey Aich with the Heavy Hitters

8-9 p.m. — The Loud — $14.14 — Experience an exciting night of live music with Joey Aich and the Heavy Hitters.