Kimberly Keagy

More than 280 students and staff were quarantined as of Wednesday within the Floyd County Schools district.

At one point invasive heart surgery and medication were the only treatment alternatives for any patient with a blockage in their arteries.

Frustrations ran high Monday evening after a public hearing held for Suddenlink customers left many with more unanswered questions and a quest for a solution.

Nearly 200 volunteers and neighbors gathered Sunday to search for Kenneth Hayes, 80 of Rocksprings Road in Pomeroy.

Access to clean and quality drinking water is a problem residents in Martin County have faced for some time. The movement for access to clean and quality drinking water in Martin County is bringing advocates from cities like Newark, New Jersey.

Ron was nominated by his coworkers for spreading kindness throughout the Market located in Huntington.

The Putnam County Sheriff’s Department is urging drivers to slow down when passing through the construction zone on U.S. 35.

Several small business owners are making their dreams a reality in Pikeville.

Leaders in one part of our region are improving the odds of students returning to the classroom, but it’s leaving community members concerned.

A Hyperloop moves people and goods in pods through a vacuum tube going about 600 miles per hour.

Getting the internet at the one family's home has always been a struggle, but one they could manage with spaced-out use.

Kentucky’s early voting begins Oct. 13, but there are some deadlines to be aware to secure your vote is counted.

A resident we spoke with who works full time and goes to college isn’t alone facing the battle of intermittent service. It’s also one the city of Prestonsburg faces.

U.S. Army soldier Clifford Hankins surprises his daughter at school after returning home from a nine-month deployment in the Middle East.

The riverfront project is a half-mile paved walking and biking trail that stretches from the Locks and Dam at Lockview Park to the Louisa Boat Ramp located behind the Lawrence County Courthouse.

An accident that happened during the weekend has first responders urging riders to practice safety first.

School districts across Kentucky have been preparing for students to return to in-person learning.

Through a partnership with Pikeville Medical Center, students who are attending in-person classes and become sick will have the opportunity to be seen virtually by a PMC medical provider without having to leave school.

Floyd County teachers are using this week to prepare to make the switch from virtual classroom to in-person learning on Sept. 28.

Face-to-face classes and athletic activities will resume Oct. 12 for undergraduate students.

The University of Pikeville continued its 72-hour quarantine Tuesday, keeping students in their residential spaces to clean the campus as the university’s total number of COVID-19 cases doubled over the weekend.

Voters advocates say there are some changes that you should be aware of before heading to the polls.

A grant from Whirlpool made it possible for South Floyd Elementary School to be given an industrial washer and dryer through the company’s Care Counts School Laundry program.

“We are scared to death of the heroin problem. We’ve seen it get a grip on us [Floyd County] the last three months,” Floyd County Sheriff John Hunt said.

Several businesses and organizations are joining together to help provide high-speed internet access to Floyd County students and residents. Kentucky Farm Bureau offices across the state are helping provide free internet access.

Family searches for answers months later following 30 year-old Wesley Hook's disappearance.

Inez business owner purses dreams by opening a storefront.

“Their lives are shattered by a senseless, stupid act,” said Warren Morford, the family’s attorney.

The jury found Brandon Drayton not guilty of strangulation and domestic battery charges.

Nearly 30 protesters gathered Tuesday at the West Virginia Capitol, advocating for students to return to in-person learning.

Some Huntington residents still reminded of the storms that rolled through weeks ago bringing down nearly 30 trees across the city. Remnants of one of those trees still sitting along the roadway on 30th Street.

On Friday, Wayne County health officials reported the county’s largest spike of total confirmed COVID-19 cases in a single week since the beginning of the pandemic.

To submit a request to city officials, residents take a picture of the concerned area then upload the picture to the app.

Coronavirus and allergy symptoms can be similar, but Dr. William Hoskins, an ear, throat and nose specialist at Pikeville Medical Center, says a fever sets them apart.

Residents can expect to see an improvement in water coloration in four to eight weeks, according to city officials.

Students entering kindergarten through 5th grade received a backpack loaded with school supplies during the event, which was held in a drive-thru fashion.

Cabell County Schools announced Tuesday the district would only offer blended or virtual learning for the first semester.

Through an agreement with Marshall Health, Dr. Andrea M. Lauffer, M.D., will provide the Cabell County Schools leadership team and Board of Education with expert guidance as students return to school and throughout the 2020-2021 school year.

According to the Centers for Disease Control, 60 percent of U.S. adults plan to get a flu shot this fall, while just 45 percent of U.S. adults got vaccinated during the 2018-2019 influenza season.

Ohio Gov. Mike DeWine announced on Monday a new program to ensure that students learning remotely have a safe place to go during their normal school day if their parents must go to work.

The paved walking and biking trail in Prestonsburg is 8.5 miles long, 8-feet wide, and takes visitors along the former railroad line that led to an abandoned mine in Floyd County.

One Martin County man is facing charges after allegedly stealing three vehicles in three days.

According to the Lewis County Health Department, 52 residents and 24 staff members of Vanceburg Rehabilitation and Care have tested positive since early August.

U.S. Rep. Carol Miller visited Marshall University on Monday to see the university's preparation and plans for dealing with COVID-19.

Delilah Adams, a Martin County resident, only uses her water for cleaning and bathing. She buys bottled water to cook and drink with, yet her water bill more than doubled for July.

I-79 north closed due to a tractor trailer on it's side

Kentucky Gov. Andy Beshear and U.S. Rep. Harold “Hal” Rogers hosted the first-ever virtual ribbon-cutting ceremony at the Capitol Thursday to celebrate the completion of Abandoned Mine Lands (AML) Pilot Program economic development and tourism-related projects in Perry, Floyd, and Clay counties.

Each bus in Floyd County, Kentucky, will be equipped with a sanitization station for students to use when boarding and exiting.

At 91 years old, Leo Weddle thought he would never live to tell the story of his days as a marine in the Korean War.

The United States Postal Service announced that the Pikeville Main Street Post Office will temporarily close starting Aug. 15.