Brendan Tierney

WSAZ hired an independent air quality testing company to get answers for people who live near two Union Carbide plants the EPA said release the cancer-causing chemical ethylene oxide.

The U.S. Environmental Protection Agency (EPA) has said Ethylene Oxide emissions (EtO) were being released into the Kanawha Valley at one of the highest rates in the country.

The new data shows a lower level of EtO emissions in Kanawha County, but the risk is higher than it appears.

WSAZ was finally able to speak with the DEP’s spokesperson on camera, and he claims the DEP did not delay telling the public about these dangerous chemicals.

The EPA had labeled the areas around two plants in Kanawha County as hotspots for eTO emissions.

Crews will work block-by-block to completely replace the roadway, sidewalks, medians, street lights and traffic lights.

One of the first charter schools set to open in West Virginia is searching for a new location.

Live on the Levee and outdoor dining are returning to Charleston beginning Memorial Day weekend.

The teacher was fired from the preschool and arrested on aggravated child abuse charges.

Police say a parent threatened to shoot coaches and players at a Tennessee youth football game, and the entire incident was caught on camera.