Despite its simple exterior, the Huntington community is rich with history and importance. Its humble beginnings as a railroad town allowed for migration...

The inaugural “Paddle for the Paint” pickleball tournament, organized in partnership with students from Marshall University, brought together dozens...

Remembering those lost remains a responsibility that forever defines Marshall football, speakers said at the annual Spring Fountain Ceremony. "The fountain...

To view the interactive multimedia webpage created for this story, click here. Against the dim glow of neon signs, a bright purple box now stands out...

Stacked pizza boxes and flashing arcade machines greeted customers as Rocky Tops Pizza held its official ribbon cutting outside Old North Arcade in Pullman...

Jeff Bills came into work at the Campus Barbershop at 7 a.m. Wednesday, Feb. 4, ready to call it quits only an hour later. For the first 120 minutes of...

Rio Phillips, Democratic U.S. Senate candidate, spoke at a campus rally Saturday, Jan. 31, outlining his campaign priorities and engaging with students...

Access to clean water is a fundamental resource that often goes unnoticed, especially in parts of the world where it is not only expected, but necessary....

Federal immigration enforcement agents are not only on duty in large cities, but also in Huntington as illustrated by a public sighting near campus that...

Huntington's Old Central City -- a quaint district centered on West 14th Street and known for its antique shops, craft stores and historic buildings --...

“We are always on the precipice of a complete disaster,” said Courtney Proctor Cross, the director of the Huntington Cabell Wayne Animal Shelter.  The...

Holiday cheer, Huntington traditions and brotherly shenanigans are all in store for the first show to take the stage at the newly-renovated Keith-Albee...