Amanda Barren

4 days ago | wowktv.com | Amanda Barren |Jackson Rozinsky

CABELL COUNTY, W.Va. (WOWK) — A body was recovered from the Guyandotte River Saturday afternoon in the Altizer area. That’s according to Cabell County 911 Dispatchers who tell 13 News that the discovery was made in the area behind the Tudor’s on Route 60 in east Huntington. An investigation is underway. No other information is available at this time. Keep checking the 13 News App for updates.

1 week ago | wowktv.com | Amanda Barren

HUNTINGTON, W.Va. (WOWK) — A Marshall University Grad Student will be able to continue to live and work in the United States after his VISA records were terminated by the Trump Administration. The student, who the American Civil Liberties Union of West Virginia has identified as S.V., appeared in Federal Court alongside the organization on Thursday. The judge ruled that the injunction that was previously granted in the case of the student from India will stay. S.V. is set to graduate this weekend.

3 weeks ago | wowktv.com | Amanda Barren

GREEN BAY, WIS. (WOWK) — The Cleveland Browns selected Mason Graham in the 2025 Draft. The defensive tackle who was the 5th pick overall played for the University of Michigan. Cleveland was set to pick second but traded for the number five spot to get more early picks down the line. On X Adam Schefter said: “With tonight’s trade, the Browns are now armed to select a quarterback in this or next year’s draft.

3 weeks ago | wowktv.com | Amanda Barren

HUNTINGTON, WV (WOWK) – What can you accomplish in 100 days? It’s been a little more than that since Huntington Mayor Patrick Farrell stepped into the Jewel City’s top role. Mayor Farrell sat down in a one-on-one interview with WOWK 13 News Anchor Amanda Barren to talk about his plan to bring more housing to an area where it is going to be needed and about his plan to help homeless veterans. When asked to grade himself on those first 100 days, he wouldn’t give a letter grade. “I learn every day.

3 weeks ago | wowktv.com | Amanda Barren

PIKEVILLE, KY, (WOWK) — Founded on faith. Focused on you. That’s the new motto for Pikeville Medical Center as hospital leaders and employees celebrate 101 years of service to the community. With more than a century under its belt the hospital is laser focused on creating the best customer service experience possible for the patient. On Thursday the hospital opened up it’s doors to give a look at new projects that are in the works and those that have already come to fruition.