Celctic celebration returns to Charleston next week

An annual celebration of Celtic arts, culture and tradition is returning to the capital city in 2025. The ninth annual Celtic Calling Gathering is scheduled from Feb. 26 to March 2 in Charleston. The event features a parade, vendors, live music and dance, educational seminars, athletic competitions and more.

West Virgnia AG joins a coaltion against some diet drugs

The West Virginia Attorney General has joined a bipartisan coalition of 37 states and territories urging the Food and Drug Administration to act against producers of counterfeit weight loss and diabetes drugs.The coalition aims to regulate online sales of GLP-1 drugs, such as Mounjaro, Zepbound, Ozempic and Wegovy, directly to consumers citing that the ingredients … Read more

Mingo County suffers worst flood damage in years

People who live in Mingo County said they’ve never experienced flooding like this before. Some said they had only minutes to escape from their homes, and some of which were deemed a total loss. Eyewitness News spoke with several homeowners who have lost everything. Some where awakened by neighbors and helped to safety. An emergency … Read more

Marshall University medical group travels to help flood victims in Mingo County

Members of the Thundering Herd are in Mingo County to provide free medical services to flood victims. Physicians from the Marshall Health Network and medical students from the Joan C. Edwards School of Medicine are there to provide medical care, distribute supplies and help with cleanup efforts. The Marshall Medical Outreach team plans to establish … Read more

Ashaland Police ask for tips in robbery case

Ashland police are asking for help from the public to identify a suspect in a bank robbery investigation. Just before 6 p.m. on Feb. 12, investigators said a suspect entered a PNC Bank location and demanded money from a teller before running away from the scene. Police said the suspect was wearing a gray Old … Read more

Federal help will be part of flood cleanup across the state

Two people have died in the floods, and a third death is likely related to the weather. Gov. Patrick Morrisey said during a news briefing that a husband and wife from Welch, Donald and Debbie Griffin, were killed during flooding over the weekend. Morrisey said he requested a federal emergency disaster declaration in order to … Read more

Marshall University research leads to an outreach project for young students

The Kolling Lab at Marshall University began researching semi-microscopic invertebrates called tardigrades in 2022 through a grant from the National Science Foundation in collaboration with The University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill. The tiny worm-like creatures with eight legs are known as water bears, and can adapt to survive extreme conditions. Marshall University said … Read more