Andrew Colegrove is a journalist based in Huntington, West Virginia, with a focus on local news. He writes for WSAZ and WTAP and his work has also been featured in various news outlets such as KWQC TV-6 News, KPLC-TV, and WTOC-TV. Andrew covers a range of topics including accidents, local government controversies, crime investigations, and community events.
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Andrew Colegrove's articles primarily focus on local news, including crime, accidents, and community events in the West Virginia area. His coverage also includes government announcements and breaking or evolving stories.
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Published Oct. 17, 2024 at 7:47 PM EDT | Updated 11 minutes ago
Published Oct. 19, 2024 at 5:54 AM GMT+2 | Updated 8 minutes ago
Organizers with a haunted trail say a trickster crossed a line that could potentially hurt their attendance.
The Golden Eagles defeated Greenup County 67-34.
Griffin Lackey, a fourth grader, sits in with the Coal Grove varsity band at football games.
The Wildcats entered their game Friday night against Winfield with a 6-1 record and looking to snap a 4-game losing streak to the Generals.
Patrick Morrisey talked with WSAZ about how he'll be spending the next couple of months leading up to the inauguration.
Published Nov. 8, 2024 at 1:13 AM GMT+1 | Updated 19 minutes ago
Superstitious fans believe the Rock gives their team a distinct homefield advantage, but where did the monolithic piece come from?
After going back and forth not knowing whether they would be in the playoffs, the Big Blacks celebrated a court ruling that keeps them in the postseason.
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