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HUNTINGTON — The Huntington Police Department is investigating a deadly shooting reported late Friday.

HUNTINGTON — A 22-year-old Marshall University student was struck and killed Thursday by a vehicle on 3rd Avenue in Huntington.

HUNTINGTON — To a rousing chant of, “Close that capsule,” from Marshall University cheerleaders and a drumroll from the Marching Thunder, Huntington leaders sealed a time capsule Friday.

HUNTINGTON — The Huntington Police Department is investigating after a shooting was reported Friday morning.

HUNTINGTON -- The Huntington Police Department is investigating after a shooting was reported Friday morning.

HUNTINGTON — The Southside Neighborhood Organization will have a safety meeting with Huntington Police Department representatives Thursday. The meeting is scheduled for 6:30 to 7:30 p.m. Thursday, July 22, at Ritter Park’s Shelter No. 1. Anne Dandelet is the chairperson of the Southside Neighborhood Safety and Security Committee and will host the safety meeting. The committee encourages public safety and awareness with local law enforcement. Connie Reed Beaty, the president of the nei...

Huntington Mayor Steve Williams (left) leaves the courthouse with City Communications Director Bryan Chambers and attorney Rusty Webb. | Photo by Brittany Hively CHARLESTON – Wrapping up the plaintiffs case, Huntington Mayor Steve Williams provided emotional testimony detailing his experience in handling the opioid epidemic. “We had individuals saying we were the epicenter of the opioid epidemic and that smacked me in the center,” Williams said during his sometimes...

HUNTINGTON — The next meeting of the Huntington City Council will be open to the public.

HUNTINGTON — The next meeting of the Southside Neighborhood Organization will be 7-8 p.m. Thursday, June 3, at the Phil Cline Family YMCA, 917 9th St. in Huntington. Members will

Hillside Middle School students send letters to Normandy High School graduate serving in Cuba Updated 12:12 PM; Today 7:51 AM From left, Hillside Middle school seventh-grader Isabel Kroth, guidance counselor Kasey Kellem and seventh-grader Phoenix Myers participated in sending letters to Normandy High School Class of 2010 graduate and U.S. Navy Lt. Ryan Chambers, who is stationed at Guantanamo Bay. (Photo Courtesy of Parma City Schools) Facebook Share SEVEN HILLS, Ohio -- What began with Hill...