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The State of the State Address, Pay Raises for Teachers, Food Bank Still Needing Donations

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  Gov. Earl Ray Tomblin delivers his state of the state address. Its highlights include: a pay raise for teachers and state employees, among many other issues. 

  Also, the Huntington Food Bank talks about the post holiday demands on its resources.

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