Good morning, Huntington.

The Cabell County Board of Education is weighing its property options for local schools and will decide on next steps soon.

Officials will update the community once a plan is finalized.

The city of Huntington will reinspect several Marshall University fraternity houses to ensure they meet safety standards in the coming weeks.

Cooling stations are open this week in the Tri-State for residents seeking relief from the heat wave.

Cooling stations are open today to help residents beat the heat with options across Huntington and nearby areas - including the Bob Bailey Senior Wellness Center, Barboursville Community Center, and several Cabell County Library branches offering morning to mid-afternoon hours.

Health department officials warned parents in Huntington on Monday, Aug.

31 that children's allergies may rise as back-to-school season began. They advised families to monitor symptoms and consult healthcare providers if concerns persist.

Van High School football resumed this season after a canceled practice prompted WVU Medicine Thomas Hospitals to provide a new athletic trainer.

The Bulldogs played their first game safely (trainer managing pre- and post-practice duties) and will continue Friday night games.

9-year-old skateboarder Delylah Bryant will travel to Virginia Beach this weekend for the Super Girl Pro competition after impressing fans with her practice at Hurricane Skate Park.

Hurricane Mayor Scott Edwards dubbed her Hurricane’s Super Girl (a nod to her rising talent) as she aims to become a pro skateboarder.

Keith Morehouse spoke with Head Marshall Football Coach Tony Gibson on WSAZ+ ahead of the team’s season opener against Penn State next weekend.

The segment gives local fans insight into coaching strategies and game expectations.