WAYNE — The Wayne County Fair is underway, with a variety of events planned now through the end of the week.

HUNTINGTON — The following information was provided by the Huntington Police Department:

HUNTINGTON — Facing yet another surge of the coronavirus, the Cabell-Huntington Health Department is not slowing down its efforts to vaccinate the community.

With the departure of the former chair to serve within the Department of Health and Human Resources, vice chair Del. Matt Rohrbach, R-Cabell, has been named chair of the House of Delegates Health and Human Resources Committee.

HUNTINGTON — Additional back-to-school guidance and updated safety protocols are expected to be released for Cabell County students and staff by the end of the week.

HUNTINGTON — Legal troubles continue for a Lincoln County man who was convicted of a series of shootings aimed at attorneys and family members tied to his daughter’s killer.

HUNTINGTON — Cabell County has a new chief magistrate.

HUNTINGTON — A man was jailed Monday evening on 13 charges, including attempted murder, after police said he led law enforcement on a third high-speed chase in less than 18 months.

HUNTINGTON — Downtown pedestrians may notice something new beneath their feet.

BARBOURSVILLE — Many West Virginians took advantage of the state’s sales tax holiday, which started Friday and ended Monday.

HUNTINGTON — The following information was provided by the Huntington Police Department:

HUNTINGTON — After almost 60 years without seeing each other, two veterans reconnected and reminisced about their time spent jumping out of planes together.

HUNTINGTON — A culmination of three decades’ worth of data has shown interesting connections between West Virginia’s high smoking rate and other health disparities in the state.

CHARLESTON — Despite indications that the COVID-19 delta variant has started to surge in West Virginia, Gov. Jim Justice said Monday he is not ready to reinstate mandatory face mask requirements.

CHARLESTON — Former Richwood, West Virginia, mayor Bob Henry Baber pleaded guilty Monday to a felony information resulting from a years-long investigation into the misuse of millions in disaster relief funds from the deadly 2016 floods.

HUNTINGTON — Work to stabilize a downtown Huntington pump station is underway.

With airline passenger boardings now approaching pre-pandemic levels, the U.S. Transportation Security Administration is offering tips to reduce delays and avoid points of physical contact at TSA security checkpoints.

MILTON — The Cabell County Fair ended its 2021 edition Saturday with a demolition derby in Milton.

As COVID-19 resurges in West Virginia and the delta variant — far more contagious and severe than the original strain — spreads, thousands of families are preparing to send their children, many unvaccinated, back to school.

WAYNE — Masks will be recommended, but not required, for students and staff at the beginning of the 2021-22 school year, but the superintendent said that could change before the year even begins depending on national requirements.

HUNTINGTON — The event itself might have been scaled down, but there was no limit to the amount of fun and tasty food available at the West Virginia Hot Dog Festival on Saturday.

HUNTINGTON — A higher-than-average number of students will stay home for school this year, as local school districts continue to see increased interest in homeschooling as a result of the pandemic.

HUNTINGTON — The Southside Neighborhood Organization held its first Community Craft Fair this weekend.

HUNTINGTON — The Marshall University School of Physical Therapy has partnered with Davis & Elkins College to provide physical therapy students at Davis & Elkins a new route toward a Doctor of Physical Therapy degree. The agreement offers two D&E graduates, who meet specific crite…

Universities across the country are brainstorming ways to enroll more students, and Ohio University has a new plan to attract more West Virginians across the river.

HUNTINGTON — To ensure that anomaly flooding will not close the 8th Street underpass in the future, the Huntington Sanitary Board is exploring some solutions.

The Park family, who are missionaries working as bible translators helped provide the Bible, at least in part, in the Nama people's native language and are now visiting state-side with a local family who have helped support them for nearly a decade.