Good morning, Huntington.

Russell High School football coach is under investigation after concerns were raised yesterday as officials begin a review of his conduct at the school.

Greek Fest is underway in Huntington — locals gather to enjoy Greek culture today.

Hope Gas explained that estimated meter readings led to high July bills in Milton, with some customers seeing charges over $1,000—residents filed complaints with the Public Service Commission while the company began replacing older meters to provide accurate usage readings.

A diesel odor was detected at Huntington Middle School during dismissal on Thursday, so Cabell County Schools closed both that school and Southside Elementary on Friday as a safety measure.

Officials deployed fans to help clear the fumes so classes could resume Monday.

The West Virginia Department of Transportation announced the new Buffalo Bridge interchange is officially open to traffic in Putnam County, offering smoother travel since Friday + local drivers have already noted improved access.

A local student section earned honor for outstanding support during Friday night football, with games featuring Portsmouth vs Coal Grove, Ironton vs Jackson, and more.

The recognition celebrates school spirit & community pride as students cheer on their teams.

George Washington and South Charleston clashed in a marquee football matchup last night at a local stadium + drawing a strong local crowd as part of Friday Night Highlights.

The annual Thunder in the Mountains tennis tournament kicked off Friday at Schoenbaum Tennis Courts as local players began their competition, and matches will continue into the weekend.

WSAZ+ covered Friday’s high school football Game of the Week at Ashland Paul Blazer High School, with Joseph Payton hosting a pregame show and interviewing some Tomcats for extra insight.