Huntington, United States (Local)
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Destiney Dingess' coverage primarily focuses on local government, elections, infrastructure, public health, and community events in West Virginia's Cabell County. She is particularly interested in reporting on government announcements and press releases related to these topics.
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HUNTINGTON — The Tri-State Transit Authority saw a decrease in ridership in May of 6,988 trips compared to May 2025, according to a performance report shared during a regular TTA board of directors meeting Wednesday.
By: Destiney Dingess
HUNTINGTON — The Cabell County Commission on Thursday addressed its role regarding a proposed annexation of a road in Culloden by the city of Milton after residents in the area raised concerns.
IRONTON — The Ironton City Council voted during a regular meeting on Thursday to prohibit the government's use of automatic license plate readers in Ironton.
By: Destiney Dingess
HUNTINGTON — A decision to ban motorized, electric and traditional bicycles on a walking trail path in Huntington was reversed Wednesday and instead will require bicycles to yield to pedestrians.
By: Destiney Dingess
HUNTINGTON — New Family Court Judge Eleni Kontos-Miller was formally sworn in among family, friends and past and present colleagues during an investiture ceremony at the Cabell County Courthouse on Friday.
HUNTINGTON — While residents and visitors of Huntington could soon see license plate readers and live video cameras on some streets, it's not something to expect right now, according to city officials.
By: Destiney Dingess
HUNTINGTON — Cabell County Emergency Medical Service has added a simulation lab to its training program that will be a one-stop shop for those training to become EMS professionals.
HUNTINGTON — Whether it be a long road trip or catching a flight for late summer plans, people will hit the roads and skies to squeeze out the last bit of summer travel during the long Labor Day weekend.
MILTON — Milton is still in the early stages of its proposed annexation of a road in Culloden, according to city officials.
HUNTINGTON — This month, the city will implement the first phase of a new program that will create fees for special events in designated spaces.
