Good morning, Huntington.

Gov. Morrisey announced that Starwood Digital Ventures got approval to build Project Tamarack in West Columbia.

The data center will create over 1,000 construction jobs and 300 permanent positions while some local residents expressed surprise and called for improved community updates.

Industry leaders gathered at The Greenbrier Wednesday for the Chamber of Commerce’s 90th Annual Meeting and Business Summit.

Speakers including Mayor Patrick Farrell, Marshall University president Brad Smith and U.S. Sen. Shelley Moore Capito discussed the theme 'A Legacy That Leads' to shape the state’s future.

The documentary (Huck’s Herd) that tells former Marshall coach Rick Huckabay’s story will premiere Saturday, Nov.

7 at Keith-Albee Performing Arts Center. Director Tim Hardiman and producer Terry Bumgarner gathered interviews from players and staff to retell his influential career.

A local school spotlighted its student section for vibrant support during Friday night’s football games (including Cabell Midland vs. Capital) as officials plan to celebrate the group with upcoming recognition events.

The West Virginia School of Osteopathic Medicine welcomed its historic class of 2030 with 210 med students in August, and 79 are West Virginia residents, making it the largest in-state group in its history.

Taylor Eaton and Jim Treacy previewed Football Friday Night in the WSAZ+ studio, sharing local insights before the game aired yesterday.

The broadcast offered a look at key matchups for local fans.

Joseph Payton hosted the Marshall vs. Penn State pregame show at 6:30 p.m. Friday+he offered local insights ahead of the college football game in Huntington.