Andrew Colegrove
Multimedia Journalist
Huntington, West Virginia
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Andrew is a multimedia journalist at WSAZ.
Hundreds of people along Route 2 in Cabell County may be required to sign up for a new sewer service whether they want it or not.
People 70 and older who’d been expecting to have a chance to sign up for the vaccine in Lawrence County found out Friday they’ll have to continue to wait.
They say it'll be hard to feel at ease until whoever's responsible is caught.
The merit of needle exchange programs was up for debate in Charleston again Tuesday night.
A statement from the superintendent says the number of COVID-19 cases continues to rise, and contact tracing has affected their ability to provide needed services for students.
A police officer and his trainee helped get three people out of a burning home.
A popular Christmas attraction was targeted by thieves, shortly after they’d wrapped up for the season.
They say they were near the Capitol entrance when it was breached.
They’re voicing their opposition to the proposed Jan. 19 date for students to return to five days a week of in-person instruction.
He called the decision to return Jan. 19, regardless of what the coronavirus numbers are, a blatant disregard for safety.
Teachers say they don't understand the rush when case numbers are so high.
Student athletes will have to wait until March before they can compete.
Youngsters in one town were delighted Thursday night when a beloved Christmas character showed up at their front doors with dinner.
The mayor of one city is asking people to help keep an eye on neighbors' porches.
A driver kept going after hitting a man at a crosswalk on U.S. 52.
Firefighters are hoping to spread Christmas cheer.
According to a study, about three in four small business owners have said they need holiday spending to return to normal in order to stay in business in 2021.
The U.S Department of Labor announced they’re ending those payments to people in Kentucky.
The incident happened Tuesday in the Sunnybrook Subdivision in the Cheseapeake area.
A big crowd gathered outside Ironton High School Friday evening to wish their undefeated football team well as they boarded buses and hit the road for the state championship game Saturday.
Gyms in Kentucky are to be at 33 percent capacity and can't hold classes.
Gov. Andy Beshear says he understands this move will hurt people, but he says it's necessary to slow down the third wave of COVID-19.
The coach says it doesn't make sense that players are not allowed to use school facilities for workouts, but they can use public gyms, which he argues is in no way safer.
The treasurer is asking people with cavalier attitudes toward the virus to take the guidelines more seriously.
Schools in red or orange counties on the color map at 5 p.m. Saturday will not be eligible for the playoffs.
Preliminary data from nine states shows drug-related deaths are on track to reach record highs this year.
A hospital spokesperson says there are many different variables as to why they're at capacity.
One school is about to play its fourth game in the span of just 12 days.
The health commissioner in Lawrence County, Ohio, says they’re seeing an increase in rates of positivity associated with funerals.
Fire marshals inspected the attraction and pointed out several things that weren't up to code.
A health official says her recommendation not to hold the dance was not followed.
A high school football game was called off in the third quarter due to problems with spectators from both schools, according to a statement from East Carter High School.
Many homecoming dances are being cancelled due to COVID-19.
Extracurricular activities were cancelled earlier as a precaution at Huntington East Middle School.
A large crowd of students applauded outside as the vote was announced.
The hospital says they're seeing the number of cases in rural areas start to escalate.
A daycare director worries the state is making the same mistake all over again.
The lawsuit states the color coding system is unconstitutional and strips children of their right to a thorough and efficient system of free schools.
The complex seats about 2,300, but because of COVID-19, they are only allowing about half that capacity, and fans were asked to wear masks.
Students say they want to demonstrate they're capable of learning together safely.
Fairland senior Luke Colegrove got to make a brief but emotional appearance in his soccer team's game.
Fairland senior Luke Colegrove got to make a brief but emotional appearance in his soccer team's game.
In case the football season is disrupted or cut short, several schools decided to honor their seniors earlier than usual.
The new Highlawn Elementary School in Huntington will not be ready to open due to shortages in building materials and unexpected bad weather.
Family and friends held a memorial service for 10-year-old Vinnie Osborne-Brown, who died after a tree fell and hit him.
Strong storms brought down several trees in Huntington Tuesday night.
Parents of student athletes are learning they may have to miss some of their games in 2020.