Marshall football players get to work filling potholes

A partnership between the Marshall University football team and the city of Huntington will make the drive to football games a little smoother. Marshall University football players worked with public works to fill potholes on city roads on Wednesday. Its part of the “Paving the Way to Victory” program where the goal was to sell … Read more

Audit highlights issues with Ravenswood city management

A state audit requested by Ravenswood officials shows the city lacked adequate oversight, records and sometimes did not use the internal controls it had to keep track of finances in fiscal year 2023. The city responded, noting some of its problems have been resolved by getting rid of the Ravenswood Development Authority. In June 2024, … Read more

2024 murder suspect enters a plea

A man accused in a deadly Charleston stabbing was in court Thursday. Anthony Grose of Charleston pleaded not guilty to first-degree murder in the death of 29-year-old Brandon Bandy in September 2024. Eyewitness News said a trial date in the case was set for July 7th. Charleston police said they found Bandy in a Smith … Read more

Child is injured after being struck by a vehicle

A child was injured after being hit by a car in Charleston Wednesday evening near the intersection of Mary Street and Crescent Road. According to Charleston police, the juvenile walked out into the roadway where they were hit by a slow-moving vehicle. An adult attempted to protect the child, but was struck as well. The … Read more

New technology hub opens at Marshall University

Marshall University announced a partnership with a financial technology company that is expected to provide employment opportunities for students and graduates. An Intuit Prosperity Hub is coming to the Brad D. Smith Center for Innovation and Business, but will find a permanent home along Fourth Avenue between the business college and cybersecurity center. Smith, Marshall’s … Read more