SUMMARY: Two juveniles were arrested last night at the Charleston Sternwheel Regatta following a disturbance involving guns. Police responded swiftly after witnesses reported seeing three males with firearms near Court Street and Kanawha Boulevard around 9:30 p.m. Authorities detained three males; two juveniles face charges including minor in possession of a firearm, possession of a stolen firearm, and one with an additional wanton endangerment charge. Vendors and attendees expressed confidence in the Charleston Police Department’s handling of the situation, noting that the event overall felt safe. Officials emphasized the importance of prompt action to protect the large crowd.

Two juveniles were arrested and three guns recovered after an incident at the Charleston Sternwheel Regatta.

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SUMMARY: Jay’s Evening Weather for 07/04/25 forecasts lots of sunshine and very high UV levels (UV index 10) this weekend, urging use of sunscreen, hats, and shade to avoid sunburn. Temperatures are warm statewide, ranging from upper 70s at night to highs near 90°F in places like Huntington. Humidity is currently moderate but will rise Sunday, increasing heat-related illness risks—know heat exhaustion and heat stroke signs. A tropical system may develop off the North Carolina coast, possibly named Shantel, but rain chances remain low until a front arrives Monday, bringing increased showers and thunderstorms through the week.

It has been another very nice day around the region. Tomorrow will be nice again, but warmer. FOR ALL THE LATEST, BE SURE …

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SUMMARY: Cathy Coleman, a County Commissioner in Greenup County, Kentucky, died following a car accident on May 1st. Her granddaughter shared that Cathy was taking her dog to get ice cream when the crash occurred. The Scioto County Commissioners’ Facebook page announced her passing and stated that funeral arrangements will be shared once available. The announcement also noted that it has been a perfect day weather-wise, reflecting on the timing of the news. Coleman’s death has affected the local community, and more details about her funeral will be provided by the commissioners’ office soon.

County Commissioner dies.

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