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Randy is WVPB’s Huntington Reporter, based at Marshall University. He hails from Detroit but has lived in Huntington since the late 1980s. He has a bachelor’s degree from Michigan State University and a master’s degree in Broadcast Journalism from the University of Missouri. Randy has worked in radio and television since his teenage years, with enjoyable stints as a sports public address announcer and a disco/funk club dee jay.
At least one person in West Virginia has died due to flooding, Gov. Patrick Morrisey confirmed Monday. He said 13 counties in the state are in a state of emergency with the amount of structural damage expected to rise.
Continue Reading Take Me to More NewsThe 2024 West Virginia legislative sessions may be an indication of what's to come in 2025: contentious debate, bills that unexpectedly die in committee, and others signed into law.
Continue Reading Take Me to More NewsIn remarks made Feb. 5 to the Marshall University Board of Governors, followed by a university-wide email announcement, President Brad Smith expressed two commitments: First, to foster an environment where students, faculty, and staff have access to the...
Continue Reading Take Me to More NewsAppearing Monday before the legislative interim Post Audits Subcommittee, State Volunteer Firefighter Department Auditor Nahan Hamilton said the overall findings of a 2024 state funding audit showed no material misuse of state funds.
Continue Reading Take Me to More NewsDuring last month’s cold snap, Huntington’s low barrier homeless shelter stayed at full capacity. The shelter director says the facility - with its limited restrictions - is unique in West Virginia, but now faces an uncertain future. ...
Continue Reading Take Me to More NewsMarshall University has a diverse array of Black History Month activities in the month of February – and they kick off with a focus on labor. The late Huntington native Dr. Carter G. Woods...
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