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The shows will be Thursday, Friday, and Saturday, beginning at 10 p.m. More>>
Barns at a 4-H camp ground in Kanawha County are falling apart, and camp leaders believe in a few years the facility will be too dangerous to host their annual horse camp.
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Pine Creek where people saw the body. Photo Courtesy: Chris Holtzapfel, PhotojournalistA woman's body is now being examined by a coroner after being found in a creek in Scioto County. More>>
Photo Courtesy: Chris Holtzapfel, PhotojournalistDispatchers with Cabell County 911 tell 13News a man driving along Fudges Creek, off Route 60, hit a home and a gas meter. More>>
Huntington High School football games - home and road -- will be broadcast live during the 2013 season on Super Talk 94.1 FM and AM 930. More>>
Photo Courtesy: MGN OnlineMichael Lashawn Johnson, 34, of Huntington pleaded guilty in federal court to conspiracy to distribute 280 or more grams of crack cocaine. More>>
Photo Courtesy: Scioto County SheriffRoy E. Hall, of South Webster, Ohio, was arrested after being indicted on drug charges by the Scioto County Common Pleas Court. More>>
Photo Courtesy: MGN OnlineA Huntington woman pleaded guilty to drug charges and is now facing up to 20 years in prison. More>>
A Michigan man will spend the next 14 months in federal prison for heroin possession. More>>
Photo Courtesy: Chris Holtzapfel, PhotojournalistA car is in pieces after crashing into a pole Tuesday morning. More>>
Monday marked the second day of camp at Spring Heights, a nearly 1,000-acre getaway where for one week, kids can forget the outside world. More>>
Photo Courtesy: Chris Holtzapfel, PhotojournalistCrews are out working the next couple of days on the floodwall gate in Ceredo. More>>
A West Virginia man accused of gunning down Mingo County Sheriff Eugene Crum has lost a bid for bail ahead of his first-degree murder trial. More>>
VFW members from around the state met in Huntington this weekend. More>>
Photo Courtesy: Boyd County Detention CenterPolice say they found two loaded handguns in the car of a man threatening to kill his estranged wife. More>>
After months rehabilitating at a Chicago hospital, Paul Holley was met by a crowd of supporters at Yeager Airport as he returned home today. More>>
Photo Courtesy: MGN OnlineA car with eight people in it crashed early Friday morning, killing two of the passengers. More>>
A man is dead after neighbors say he was run over by a van in a driveway. More>>
The Roane County 911 dispatch center is offline. You will automatically be forwarded to Jackson County dispatch if you call 911 in the area. More>>
A man who escaped from a local jail is now back behind bars. More>>
Fridge stocked, emergency kit packed, electronics charged--all before potential storms roll through Lincoln County. More>>
Business owners in Carter county, Kentucky are keeping a close watch on the weather. More>>
A group taking 20 dogs and puppies to a shelter in New Jersey broke down near Milton Wednesday evening leaving them and the dogs sitting in sweltering heat. More>>
The park had a big party, complete with a birthday cake. Children could also get their face painted, make balloon animals and help paint a monster sized birthday mural. More>>
The Sesquicentennial ornament is hand-painted by Logan native Shelley Goodman, who also painted the 2010, 2011 and 2012 Governor's Mansion holiday ornaments. More>>
With storms in the forecast farmer works to prevent loss of her family's investment. More>>
Photo Courtesy: West Virginia Regional Jail AuthorityA father is dead and a son is charged with murder after a fight between the two. More>>
Photo Courtesy: MGN OnlineAn 83-year-old man walked away from his nursing home and hasn't been seen since. More>>
Cleanups are scheduled at 19 sites in 10 counties: Brooke, Cabell, Hancock, Marshall, Mason, Ohio, Pleasants, Tyler, Wetzel and Wood. The DEP will provide cleanup supplies and T-shirts to volunteers. More>>
You can bring glass food containers and liquid glass bottles. There are bins for clear, blue, brown and green glass. The glass is then broken down and set aside for people to pick up. More>>
All shelters across the country were asked to take one day off from euthanizing animals. Instead, the shelter focused on networking animals and encouraging adoptions. More>>
If you are driving through the streets of Barboursville, or Route 60, you might see a familiar face on the road. More>>
A teenager is behind bars after detectives say he raped a 3-year-old. More>>
Residents of Huntington's Fairfield West area attended a public meeting at city hall Monday. More>>
Huntington City Council voted Monday evening to adopt a resolution to begin changing the Fairfield West area. More>>
Yes, in the era of social media, it's become extremely difficult to monitor your teen's online communication, but not impossible. More>>
Beginning at about 7 a.m. Wednesday, June 12, crews will close KY 503 to all through traffic at Hensley Hollow Road. The road will reopen in the late afternoon, but will be closed again Thursday, June 13. More>>
People from all over the area mourned for a very special firefighter this past weekend. More>>
Hundreds came to the Charleston Tennis Club Friday for the annual Willy Shuman Memorial Family Fun Night. They were honoring and remembering a friend, and raising awareness about a cause close to their hearts. More>>
The weekend of competition began with the opening ceremonies at Haddad Riverfront Park in Charleston. More>>
A state record skipjack was caught by Zachary Hankins of Chesapeake, Ohio on May 7. Hankins caught the 19.21-inch, 2.64-pound fish. More>>
Arch Coal Inc. says it will scale back operations at two coal mining complexes in Kentucky and Virginia, trimming the work force by more than 100. More>>
A new brain imaging study appears to rule out one potential cause of dyslexia, finding that vision problems don't lead to the common reading disorder. More>>
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