Good morning, Huntington.

Huntington’s annual Fire Prevention Parade took place Monday night along Fourth Avenue between 12th and Eighth Streets.

The event celebrated first responders and public safety (organized by the Huntington Fire Department and Firefighters of Huntington West Virginia).

Jessica Israel and her family got the keys to their new home dedicated by Habitat for Humanity of the Tri-State (the 163rd build) in Huntington on Monday.

Volunteers, construction employees, and corporate partners helped make the build possible.

Huntington’s mayor announced on Monday that the city has received a federal grant to launch the new STREETS program under its HARBOR initiative, which will offer outreach, behavioral health treatment, recovery support, and housing stabilization for unsheltered residents (the four-year program may receive up to $12 million).

Crews are closing one lane on U.S. 60 (Westmoreland area) for surveying work that may slow morning traffic.

Crews are closing a lane on U.S. 60 in the Westmoreland area today while conducting surveying work.

Motorists should expect delays until the work is complete.

Marshall University officials said a jury ruled in its favor on Friday after a week-long trial in Cabell County Court over a 2020 football game dispute when Pittsburgh played a replacement match instead of coming to Huntington.

The verdict supports Marshall's claim & moves the program forward.

Marshall University officials announced changes to the marathon course to bypass a bridge under construction at Ritter Park.

The starting line will move 100 feet back and the finish line will shift to the 50-yard line for race day on Nov. 1.