Kimberly Keagy

Huntington

Weekend Anchor at WSAZ-TV (Huntington, WV)

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Hometown Hero | Coach Rich Williams

1 week ago | wsaz.com | Kimberly Keagy

CABELL COUNTY, W.Va. (WSAZ) - Our Hometown Hero award celebrates a coach who has spent more than four decades in public education. At Barboursville Elementary School, when the bell rings at the end of the day, most students grab their backpacks and head to the school bus, but you’ll find Coach Rich Williams and the Village Magic jump rope team putting the work in after school. “I think this is year 43 in teaching,” Williams said.
W.Va. Gov. Morrisey talks at length about child welfare changes

1 week ago | wsaz.com | Kimberly Keagy |Kristen Bentley

CHARLESTON, W.Va. (WSAZ) – Just days after Gov. Patrick Morrisey assumed West Virginia’s top office in January, WSAZ reached out, trying to get information and transparency from those tasked with protecting the state’s most vulnerable children. “When I first took office, I received a letter from a local media outlet about one of their Freedom of Information Act requests that had essentially been stonewalled and ignored by the previous administration,” Morrisey said about WSAZ’s FOIA request.
WSAZ Investigates | W.Va. Gov. announces child welfare system reforms

1 week ago | wvva.com | Kristen Bentley |Kimberly Keagy |Marlee Pinchok

CHARLESTON, W.Va. (WSAZ) - West Virginia Gov. Patrick Morrisey announced six steps on Wednesday that are aimed at improving the state’s child welfare system. It follows the death of teenage girl Kynnedi Miller in Boone County after investigators say she was starved to death in her home. We started asking the state questions about what it knew before Miller died.
WSAZ Investigates | W.Va. Gov. announces child welfare system reforms

1 week ago | wsaz.com | Marlee Pinchok |Kimberly Keagy

CHARLESTON, W.Va. (WSAZ) - West Virginia Gov. Patrick Morrisey announced six steps on Wednesday that are aimed at improving the state’s child welfare system. The first step includes providing increased transparency and disclosing additional information about child fatalities and near-fatalities. “This is a major change from the failures of the past,” Morrisey said.
Truck driver accused of damaging headstones at cemetery arrested

2 weeks ago | wvva.com | Kimberly Keagy

KANAWHA COUNTY, W.Va. (WSAZ) - A truck driver accused of damaging several headstones at a cemetery has been arrested. Sean Koppenhoefer, 43, of St. Louis, is charged with felony destruction of property. Charleston Police said Koppenhoefer crashed his tractor-trailer in Spring Hill Cemetery and then took off Sunday afternoon. Several headstones destroyed at cemeteryKoppenhoefer is at the South Central Regional Jail. Copyright 2025 WSAZ. All rights reserved.
Truck driver accused of damaging headstones at cemetery arrested

2 weeks ago | wsaz.com | Kimberly Keagy

KANAWHA COUNTY, W.Va. (WSAZ) -A truck driver accused of damaging several headstones at a cemetery has been arrested. Sean Koppenhoefer, 43, of St. Louis, is charged with felony destruction of property. Charleston Police said Koppenhoefer crashed his tractor-trailer in Spring Hill Cemetery and then took off Sunday afternoon. Koppenhoefer is at the South Central Regional Jail. Copyright 2025 WSAZ. All rights reserved.
Deputies search for missing evidence in homicide investigation

2 weeks ago | wsaz.com | Kimberly Keagy

HUNTINGTON, W.Va. (WSAZ) - Kanawha County Sheriff’s Deputies are searching for missing pieces of evidence related to a homicide investigation. Detectives say the remains of Lenard Pierre Jackson, 38, were found over a hillside along Walnut Gap Road, just outside of Charleston city limits, in April. Jackson was reported missing to the Charleston Police Department on March 26, 2025. His death is being investigated as a homicide.
WSAZ Investigates | Contractor sentenced

1 month ago | wsaz.com | Kimberly Keagy

CABELL COUNTY, W.Va. (WSAZ) -- We first told you in February about a contractor accused of taking tens of thousands of dollars for work that was never completed. That contractor, Jacob Dean Meadows, faced charges in two counties. Tuesday, he was sentenced in a case in Cabell County, where he was present in court, as opposed to prior hearings where he has always appeared virtually. Meadows faced a judge for sentencing on a felony charge of obtaining money by false pretenses.
Chesapeake bypass project improving safety

1 month ago | wsaz.com | Kimberly Keagy

CHESAPEAKE, Ohio. (WSAZ) - The Chesapeake Bypass project has been in the works for decades. On Tuesday, state and local officials broke ground for phase 2 of the State Route 7 Chesapeake Bypass project. Phase 2 is approximately 6 miles and includes the construction of a two-lane highway, with some four-lane sections and truck climbing lanes. There will also be a full interchange at SR 775.
WSAZ Investigates | Protecting yourself from a data breach

1 month ago | wsaz.com | Kimberly Keagy

HUNTINGTON, W.Va. (WSAZ) - In the last week, three major companies, including Hertz Corporation, Davita, and Laboratory Services Cooperative, all reported incidents of data theft or breach. Consumer advocates said data breaches can expose your personal information, such as Social Security numbers, bank or credit card numbers, or other personal information. To help protect your family, consumer advocates recommend the following steps:Add fraud alerts to your accounts.