Good morning, Huntington.

Tomorrow, Sept. 23, diners at Applebee's on 3rd Ave will help support the Children’s Home Society of West Virginia as 25% of all orders are donated; customers can show the flyer (or mention the fundraiser) when ordering.

A gas leak in Worthington triggered early Monday evacuations + no injuries were reported, while officials confirmed that the Oakley C.

Collins Memorial Bridge is closed daily from 8:30 a.m. to 3:00 p.m. until Friday for inspection with detours set due to high water and debris on Pomeroy roads.

Authorities began evacuating residents today in Huntington after a gas leak was detected at an apartment complex, and emergency crews are working to secure the scene.

A West Virginia pharmacy exposed a multimillion-dollar shell game by revealing that pricing discrepancies made drugs cost twice as much for insurers than for cash purchases; officials issued subpoenas to boost transparency and safeguard independent pharmacies.

The case underlines ongoing state efforts to enforce fair pricing.

Governor Morrisey said the tourism economy reached a record impact of $9.4 billion, with growth from last year boosting local spending; he announced future investments at Twin Falls Resort State Park and glamping sites at four parks set for spring 2027.

Habitat for Humanity of the Tri-State broke ground on a new home that will soon provide a local family with stable housing — the milestone project supports affordable living in the community.

The Sun Belt Conference announced on Monday that the Marshall at JMU football game on Oct.

3 will be shown nationally on ESPNU from JMU’s Bridgeforth Stadium with kickoff at 3:45 p.m.