Alyssa Hannahs
Digital Media Producer
Huntington, West Virginia
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Alyssa is a digital media producer for WSAZ.
As we told you in February, the WSAZ family is growing in 2020. Two employees are expecting their very first child in September and over the weekend they found out if their bundle of joy is boy or a girl.
A 23-year police veteran will take over as interim police chief. Officials say Captain Ray Cornwell will assume the role beginning Monday, December 16th.
Santa joined the Fraternal Order of Police to check his list and take orders.
Attorneys general urge the nation's highest court to allow Atlantic Coast Pipeline construction to move forward.
As part of "National Cookie Cutter Week," Alyssa Hannahs shows us how to decorate Christmas cookies.
A ribbon-cutting was held Thursday morning on the college campus to honor the six-month, $4.5 million renovation project.
Officials say the arrests Wednesday are a result of a two-week investigation by the Huntington Police Department, the Barboursville Police Department and West Virginia State Police.
The home in the 4000 block of Washington Street West in Cross Lanes sustained serious damage. Deputies say the driver was under the influence of drugs.
According to Gov. Justice, 763,000 people are currently employed in the state, with large gains in the fields of of tourism, health care, travel, and professional services.