Good morning, Huntington.

Authorities rescued a raccoon from a federal building after workers said it had been in the alley since Friday morning — the animal was caught on camera during the rescue.

Officials confirmed the raccoon was safely relocated.

A poll by Advance Funds Network surveyed 3,014 people to see which small businesses in West Virginia are worth a long drive.

Hillbilly Hot Dogs in Lesage was named the top choice while Taylor Books in Charleston came in second.

John Maynard, a Huntington resident, was arrested in Prichard during a traffic stop when officers searched his vehicle—finding three plastic bags of methamphetamine weighing about five pounds valued at $32,000—and he is accused of distributing the drug in several West Virginia and Kentucky counties.

A Huntington man accused of supplying methamphetamine was arrested in Wayne County during a traffic stop when deputies found about five pounds of the drug valued at roughly $32,000—he now faces charges of possession with intent to deliver as further charges are pending.

Gov. Patrick Morrisey signed the 2026 budget bill on April 17 but used his line-item veto power to slash millions in funding, including money for vulnerable foster children—cuts that affect many state programs.

Marshall’s men’s basketball team added its first portal player — guard Wilson Dubinsky from South Carolina State — as he may fill the backcourt gap left by guard Dezayne Mingo entering the portal.

In football, Huntington native Zah Jackson announced he will return to Marshall after leaving WVU while senior placekicker Rece Verhoff transferred to North Carolina.

Huntington Hysteria Scavenger Hunt

12-9 p.m. — 210 11th St, Huntington, WV — Ticket required — Embark on a self-guided adventure discovering hidden gems and secrets of Huntington through a fun scavenger hunt.

Do The '80s Pub Crawl

4:30-9 p.m. — Old North Arcade Bar — 25% OFF code: RAD25 until April 5th — Experience a night of '80s nostalgia with contests, prizes, and fun.

Friendly Fire, Kid Cherry & The Graduates, Code Red News Concert

9:00 PM - 11:30 PM — The Loud — $8 — Enjoy a lively concert featuring local talent for a fun night out.

Harmony House Renaissance Faire

1 a.m. — Barboursville Park — Free entry — Explore a lively medieval atmosphere with over 40 local vendors and entertainment at the annual Renaissance Faire.

Conversation with Author Katherine Howe

12-2 p.m. — Cabell County Public Library — $20 ticket includes lunch — Engage with bestselling author Katherine Howe as she discusses her works on witchcraft and piracy.

Parked Concert at The Loud

9 PM – 12 AM — The Loud — Ticket prices vary — Experience an electrifying night of dynamic performances and engaging music from Parked.

Nathan Bess Concert

9:00 – 10:30 PM — The Loud — Ticket prices may vary — Experience the soulful blend of Country, Americana, and Folk music from Charleston's rising star, Nathan Bess.

East Nash Grass Concert

8-11:30 p.m. — The Loud — Tickets available now — Experience the vibrant sounds of bluegrass with East Nash Grass in downtown Huntington.

Live Music with Townsel Turner, Ally Fletcher, and Cadillac Young

9 PM – 12 AM — The Loud — $8 — Enjoy a night of live music from rising stars in a vibrant venue.

Jay Webb Live Performance

8-10:30 p.m. — The Loud — Ticket info required — Experience Alabama native Jay Webb's unfiltered country music with raw, relatable lyrics.