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- Sep 30, 2026
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Three at three: Man arrested in shots fired, arson investigation; other top stories (opens the original)
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HUNTINGTON, W.Va. (WSAZ) - A man has been arrested in connection to a shots fired incident that occurred Tuesday in Wayne County, according to West Virginia State Police. Joseph Daniels, 49, of Barboursville was arrested Wednesday morning, WVSP says. On Tuesday, WVSP says they responded to the area of Stringtown Road in Barboursville in reference to a shots-fired incident. Dispatchers say Daniels had fired rounds into his mother’s residence after previously attempting to forcibly enter and attem
Tailgating tradition runs deep for Marshall fans during Homecoming weekend (opens the original)
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HUNTINGTON, W.Va. (WSAZ) - For many Marshall fans, game day is all about packing inside the Joan C. Edwards Stadium. But for countless others, the real celebration starts hours before kickoff. On Saturday, the West Lot was filled with music, food, and sea of Kelly green as alumni and fans gathered to celebrate Homecoming and rally behind the Thundering Herd. For many in attendance, tailgating has become just as cherished as the game itself. Ted and Julia Diaz, both Marshall graduates, said joini
Diesel smell from construction equipment forces Friday closure of Huntington Middle, Southside Elementary (opens the original)
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HUNTINGTON, W.Va. (WSAZ) - Students at Huntington Middle School and Southside Elementary had an unexpected day off Friday after a diesel odor was detected inside the building near dismissal time Thursday. According to a release from Cabell County Schools, the odor was detected only at the middle school, but both schools were closed Friday out of an abundance of caution. Justin Boggs, deputy superintendent of Cabell County Schools, notified families in a Friday morning release: Boggs says officia
Parents voice health concerns over mold, water intrusion at Ceredo-Kenova Elementary; district releases new test results (opens the original)
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WAYNE COUNTY, W.Va. (WSAZ) - School officials in Wayne County said remediation efforts have addressed mold identified during initial testing at Ceredo-Kenova Elementary School on August 24, 2026, but ongoing water intrusion and delayed air-quality test results have left parents worried about their children’s health. In a letter sent to families and staff, Wayne County Schools Superintendent Todd Alexander said remediation contractors cleaned and treated the building beyond just the rooms flagged
‘Never expected anything like this’: Mason County residents, officials assess historic flood damage (opens the original)
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MASON COUNTY, W.Va. (WSAZ) - For residents across Mason County, Thursday’s sudden flooding brought unprecedented destruction, leaving families to salvage what remains and neighbors stepping up to help one another recover. Sherri Gilley and her husband were among those caught off guard when floodwaters rapidly surrounded their home in the dark. “We had a new truck parked here, four months old. I had a car in the garage and it got totaled,” Gilley said. “Of course, it was dark, but I woke up to a
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