Local News

• Part of Ohio's GOP-backed K-12 education overhaul will take effect despite court order
• Charleston City Council votes to change media location during meetings
• Gold Star Families Memorial Monument unveiled and dedicated in Huntington

• Registered sex offender in Wayne County sentenced to prison for possessing child pornography again
• West Virginia Turnpike exit in Kanawha County to be closed for October
• Study: West Virginia has third-roughest roads in the country
• Foo Fighters to perform at Great American Ball Park in 2024

Nation & World

• 'We are thrilled that she is home': Sena family releases statement about missing 9-year-old's return
• California store clerk 'attacked with kerosene' and set on fire by homeless shoplifter
• Donald Trump returns to court after first day of New York fraud trial

• New poll shows Americans have a complicated understanding of free speech on college campuses
• Tux the cat reunited with owner after Lyft driver takes off with pet still inside
• Michigan Supreme Court clears way for high school shooter's parents to face involuntary manslaughter trial
• Expert: 'People are struggling in this economy' as student loan repayments resume

Sports

• Top-ranked Marshall men's soccer reaches new milestone with Sunday win
• Henry runs for TD, throws for score as Titans rout Burrow, Bengals 27-3
• Marshall outlasts ODU 41-35

Special Reports

• Eyewitness News Investigates: City council members react to mayor's temp worker pay deals
• Eyewitness News Investigates: DEP and EPA examining ethylene oxide emissions
• Charleston Catholic H.S. keeping an eye on the streets for student safety

Putnam News

• Poca High School teaching students about agriculture
• Hurricane city council passes ordinance banning children from 'live adult performances'
• Hurricane High School community discusses safe space signs at BOE meeting