Good morning, Huntington.

Toyota West Virginia celebrated 30 years of making auto drivetrains at its Buffalo plant on Sept.

24 — marking the anniversary of when the engine and transmission facility broke ground in Putnam County.

Marshall University's annual Homecoming parade took place Friday downtown under the '80s Echoes theme, featuring music, retro-themed floats and student groups.

Kappa Sigma and Sigma Sigma Sigma earned top honors for their Stranger Things float entry.

WMUL held its 24th annual Car Bash Friday morning at Buskirk Field where for $1 participants used a sledgehammer to hit a car painted in opposing team colors—a event that helps students relieve midterm stress during homecoming week.

It came ahead of Marshall’s game and parade.

Students at Spring Hill Elementary will shift to remote learning Monday, Sept 28 as they pick up meal boxes and learning packets at 11:00 a.m. before returning to classes Wednesday, Sept 30 at the former Cabell County Career and Technical Center (CCCTC) due to extensive plumbing repairs.

A public forum in Huntington discussed the WISH Academy charter application to start a new school.

Education officials and community members will review the proposal as plans move forward.

Local officials placed dumpsters on Friday, Sept.

25 for flood damaged items after heavy rains hit neighborhoods in Huntington.

Local officials placed dumpsters on Friday, Sept.

25 for safe disposal of flood-damaged items at designated locations + residents must follow posted guidelines.

Big Walnut and Ironton played a competitive football game Friday night at their home fields.

Both teams delivered strong plays while local fans cheered the spirited contest.

Marshall will host Missouri State in the Home of the Herd game.

Check the WSAZ+ streaming schedule (for game details) for updated time and venue information.