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Southern West Virginia Community & Technical College is requiring students and staff to wear masks regardless of vaccination status.

Connie Priddy, with Cabell County EMS, joins the WSAZ Now Desk to talk about ways to protect yourself in this sweltering summer heat.

The Kanawha County Sheriff's Office releases new information after three people were found dead inside a home in the Mink Shoals area Monday.

Kentucky Gov. Andy Beshear joins the WSAZ Now Desk to talk about Health Care Heroes Appreciation Week, which honors frontline workers for their efforts during the COVID-19 pandemic.

Superintendent John Hudson joins the WSAZ Now Desk to talk about the district's mask policy for the start of the school year in Putnam County.

Meteorologist Brandon Butcher joins the WSAZ Now Desk as he tracks the remnants from 'Fred' as the storm moves through our region.

Steve McClain, Director of Communications and Public Affairs for Kentucky Retail Federation joins the WSAZ Now Desk to talk about the increase in COVID cases and how some businesses are putting mask mandates back in place to protect employees and customers.

Cabell County Superintendent Ryan Saxe joins the WSAZ Now Desk to discuss the county's back to school plan for 2021-2022.

Dr. Tom Williams, Superintendent for Kanawha County Schools, joins the WSAZ Now Desk to give an update on the return to school.

Chief Meteorologist Tony Cavalier joins the WSAZ Now Desk to explain what's causing the haze in our skies.

Anita Robinson, the President of the Cabell County Fair Board, joins the WSAZ Now Desk to look at the full schedule of events for the fair this year.

Eric Chaney, Boyd County Judge Executive, joins the WSAZ Now Desk as work begins to transform the KYOVA Mall into an entertainment complex.

Garth Wireman, the Greenup County EMA Director, joins the WSAZ Now Desk to talk about how you can begin a career as a 911 dispatcher.

A bipartisan workgroup, made up of members of the West Virginia House of Delegates, is working to address food insecurity in the state.

Hurricane Mayor Scott Edwards joins the WSAZ Now Desk to talk about how the city is celebrating Independence Day.

Jim Crum with the WVDNR talks about a bird mortality event affecting several states. In West Virginia, most reports have come from the eastern panhandle.

Del. Danielle Walker joins the WSAZ Now Desk to talk about a blood drive happening Thursday at the West Virginia State Capitol in her son's honor.

A deadly crash involving three tractor-trailers shut down all lanes of U.S. 35 in Jackson County, Ohio Thursday morning.

A blood drive is being held Thursday at the West Virginia State Capitol in honor of Demetry Walker, son of Del. Danielle Walker.

The WSAZ Now Desk is live with a breaking news alert on a deadly crash involving three semis on U.S. 35 in Jackson County, Ohio.

WSAZ reporter Brendan Tierney joins the WSAZ Now Desk from Clendenin, West Virginia, on the fifth anniversary of historic flooding.

Al Roker broke another world record Monday for the "Most People in in an Online Weather Reporting Relay' during the fifth edition of Rokerthon.

WSAZ Anchor Taylor Eaton talks with the TODAY Show's Al Roker about the fifth edition of Rokerthon happening on Monday, June 21.

Jenn Webb, publicist for Dollywood, joins the WSAZ Now Desk to talk about the new resort coming in 2023 and new events happening at the park.

Steve Lampo, a supervisory special agent with the FBI Pittsburgh office, joins the WSAZ Now Desk to talk about the growing trend of ransomware attacks and how you can protect yourself or business from falling victim to hackers.

Dr. Douglas Scharre, a neurologist at Ohio State Wexner Medical Center, joins the WSAZ Now Desk to talk about a new Alzheimer's treatment approved by the FDA.

WSAZ reporter Brendan Tierney joins the WSAZ Now Desk ahead of a public hearing over proposed utility rate hikes from two different companies in West Virginia.

Erica Mani, from the Central Appalachia Region of the American Red Cross, joins the WSAZ Now Desk to talk about WSAZ's Donorama happening Thursday.

Sharon Covert, the executive director the WV Chapter of the Alzheimer's Association, discusses the new drug the FDA approved Monday to help slow cognitive decline in the very early stages of the disease.

Chief Deron Wilkes joins the WSAZ Now Desk to talk about the annual fire carnival kicking off Wednesday in Hurricane.