Huntington

Students studying Digital Humanities at Marshall University build archive for historical documents relating to forgotten writer, Tom Kromer.

Former Huntington Fire Chief Jan Rader speaking to David Adkins about her tenure at the Huntington Fire Department, public health, and response programs.

On this West Virginia Morning, a worker strike at a nickel plant in Huntington is entering its 20th week – we hear about the negotiations. Also, in this show, West Virginia has the highest rate of deaths caused by diabetes, but proposed state legislation hopes to curb that.

Gayle Manchin tours Coalfield Developments' West Edge Factory and receives updates on grant funded projects.

On this West Virginia Morning, there’s growing awareness on how trauma and adversity in childhood can affect our health later in life. We hear from a family that’s living that reality. Also, in this show, the Appalachian Regional Commission recently toured a defunct factory in Huntington that’s been turned into a community space.

Huntington Police Chief Karl Colder speaking to David Adkins about his new tenure at the Huntington Police Department.

On this West Virginia Morning, Huntington has been hit hard by the opioid epidemic, but its new chief of police comes to the city after working for the drug enforcement agency. Also, in this show, we hear from two indigenous environmental activists – one in Appalachia and one in the Navajo Nation – about how their work is connected.

Union employees participating in two separate strikes at the Cabell Huntington Hospital and Special Metals urge Huntington City Council to support blocked resolution.

Marshall University officials and Huntington community leaders react with hope, excitement to Intuit Executive Chairman Brad Smith's appointment as Marshall University's new president.

On this West Virginia Morning, a museum in southern West Virginia is helping people who are deeply rooted in Mine Wars history reclaim their own story. Also, in this show, the fourth public forum hosted by the West Virginia Professional Charter School Board was held in Charles Town Monday night, and Huntington is celebrating its culture and local artists through its Localization Pop-Up show.