Ryan Epling

Producer

Huntington, West Virginia

Ryan has been working through the night to inform morning viewers of what’s new and what’s happening for WSAZ TODAY since 2011. Ryan is a proud graduate of Marshall University and Wayne High School, and has lived in the Tri-State his entire life. Ryan enjoys local sports, as well as the opportunity to tell and share stories that Make a Difference.

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Special Metals union workers rally for change

Updated: 4 hours ago

By WSAZ News Staff

In a move of solidarity, several unions joined workers to show their support.

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Bengals are one win away from Super Bowl

Updated: 5 hours ago

By Associated Press

Cincinnati advances in NFL playoffs

Local

HOMETOWN HERO l Responders save man counting minutes on life-dependent machine

Updated: 10 hours ago

By Kim Rafferty

The man had to stop at a hospital and needed batteries an hour away in order to survive.

Local

Juvenile in custody after break-in at post office

Updated: 11 hours ago

By WSAZ News Staff

The juvenile suspect was able to illegally get into the office where mail and packages are located, deputies say.

Local

Eight without a home after house fire in Jefferson

Updated: 14 hours ago

By WSAZ News Staff

It happened on the 1000 block of Chestnut Street.

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Family makes it out safe from house fire

Updated: 15 hours ago

By WSAZ News Staff

The fire was reported on the second floor of the house.

Local

Crews battle fire in frigid temperatures

Updated: 15 hours ago

By WSAZ News Staff

The fire happened on the 7800 block of County Road 15.

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Coroner sees increase in number of unclaimed bodies

Updated: Jan. 21, 2022 at 9:45 PM EST

By Kelsey Souto

Hammond says his office will exhaust every resource to help identify and connect loved ones and family members and provide closure.

Local

House poised to pass fentanyl exposure bill

Updated: Jan. 21, 2022 at 8:12 PM EST

By Curtis Johnson

The House of Delegates stand poised to pass a bill Monday that will protect police, first responders and even utility workers among others from the dangerous drug fentanyl.

Local

Troopers investigate fatal crash, release victim’s name

Updated: Jan. 21, 2022 at 7:51 PM EST

By WSAZ News Staff

The man was pronounced dead at the scene by the Pike County Coroner’s Office.

Local

Police ask for help finding armed robbery suspect

Updated: Jan. 21, 2022 at 7:40 PM EST

By WSAZ News Staff

KSP says the suspect was last seen wearing a black ski mask, a gray hooded sweatshirt, and sweatpants.