John Lowe
Multimedia Journalist
Huntington, West Virginia
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John is a multimedia journalist at WSAZ.
Christopher Michael Moore will plead not guilty to all charges.
The ceremony marked 50 years since the decision to rebuild the Marshall football program.
Several riders, and the driver of the SUV, were transported by EMS, according to Chief Cornwell. There is no word on their injuries.
West Virginia health leaders say 129 fully vaccinated people have contracted COVID-19.
The Mercerville area of Gallia County is seeing a lot more traffic than it's used to.
The Kane Roush Scholarship will be awarded for the first time this spring.
Neighbors, who live just a block from the Grayson police station, were shocked when their street was the site of a shooting.
From pews to parking lots, hundreds celebrated Easter at the mall.
The Tomcats are one year removed from a trip to Rupp cancelled by COVID-19.
According to the OSHP, U.S. 33 in Meigs County has seen its fair share of crashes.
With millions of dollars coming to the region, local leaders discussed what infrastructure projects may be on the horizon.
Sheriff Kirk is offering a reward for any information.
The Frosty Freeze Restaurant has been a staple in Sandy Hook for nearly 50 years.
Parents may soon have the opportunity for financial help to educate their children.
After multiple natural disasters, commissioners are working to help low to middle income homeowners with household repair projects.
Transportation officials are working to clear the barrier to get people vaccinated.
James Leake, who lives in the Trace area of Boyd County, says he has been without service since Feb. 11.
KDMC received a $4 million grant as Beshear praised front-line workers.
One man in the Huntleyville area of Martin County says he had to cross an abandoned railroad bridge on foot while in pain just to get to the hospital.
A home restoration crew just down the road rushed to help a family in Kitts Hill.
WSAZ reporter John Lowe joins the WSAZ Now Desk from Paintsville, Kentucky where a growing landslip is damaging city property.
Neighbors in Sciotoville have had to find a new place to go.
For neighbors in Fudge Creek, flood waters came a little too close for comfort.
Flood waters have one family fearing another loss of power.
Amanda Marie Case has been charged after police and humane officers found two malnourished dogs and a dead cat in her home.
The Technicolor Nightmare will be giving the proceeds from their release to charity after their guitarist's son was diagnosed with a rare form of cancer.
FoodFair is know for the freshest beef in town, but do you know how we’ve earned that reputation? FoodFair has teamed up with Black Canyon in Kansas City, MO. They offer the “best of the best” beef on the market today.
Executives are calling it the largest redevelopment project in Southern Ohio.
Line workers are trying to clean up parts of rural Kentucky.
The brothers that built it say they're happy to provide a smile during a tough week.
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Kelly Knob, in southern Wayne County, has been buried since last week.
First responders and doctors address health concerns after two hypothermia deaths are reported in the region.
Officers cited Mi Boyz Bar and Grill for violating health orders put in place to prevent the spread of COVID-19.
Investigators say around 70 people were crowded shoulder-to shoulder while little social distancing measures were in place
Timothy Blackburn, of Eleanor, had been stationed overseas for over a year.
According to county officials, one in three Vinton County residents to not have access to reliable water.
The Jackson facility looks to keep expanding as the pandemic goes on.
State officials say tens of thousands may be victims of fraudulent unemployment claims.
Apartments and small business may soon be coming to downtown Wellston.
Officials at Virgin Hyperloop say construction on the facility will likely start next year.
The film is set to start production in May.
Mayor Randy Evans says many of those lines have been in place since the late 1800s.
Police are asking for assistance in trying to identify the subject.
Officials say fans will be able to be in attendance for WVU's men's basketball game against Florida.