SUMMARY: As school ends, many parents seek quality childcare, which requires careful research. Experts advise touring multiple facilities, meeting providers, and asking questions to find the best fit. In-home care offers a personal touch with consistent caregivers, while centers may have different approaches. Parents should check certifications via pediatricians or the DHHR website to ensure providers have proper training. Open communication with children is vital so they feel safe reporting concerns. Watch for red flags like dirty or smoky environments. Social media and recommendations help, but always verify the provider is state-registered to guarantee safety and quality.

As school wraps up for the year, many parents will need a quality daycare option. Finding the best crèche is of the utmost importance, but that can be challenging.

~ Newswatch reporter Jillian Risberg (https://www.facebook.com/JillianRisTV).

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SUMMARY: WSAZ investigated the rising nuisance of door-to-door sales in Huntington as summer approaches. Homeowners report repeated visits by different salespeople, sometimes multiple times a day, causing frustration. Huntington city code 739.01 requires door-to-door salespeople to carry a hawker and peddler license visibly. Residents can verify licenses by contacting the finance division or using the 311 app to report unlicensed businesses. Other cities have varying rules, from no solicitation ordinances to none at all. The West Virginia Attorney General encourages complaints against unlawful businesses to increase enforcement. Homeowners are urged to ask for permits before engaging with salespeople.

Door-to-door sales are on the rise heading into summer, so WSAZ stepped in to investigate what is permitted and what is not.

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SUMMARY: Jay’s Evening Weather for Tuesday 06/03/25 reports mild, pleasant conditions across southern West Virginia. Around 6 PM, temperatures hover near the upper 70s to low 80s with a mix of sun, clouds, haze, and smoke, contributing to mostly cloudy skies. The barometer is falling due to low pressure approaching from the northwest. Relative humidity is dry at 40%, with sunset around 8:40 PM. Regional temperatures range from mid-70s to upper 80s across nearby states. Showers and thunderstorms are expected to begin Thursday night into Friday, with heavier storms Saturday but no severe weather anticipated. Lows tonight will be upper 50s to low 60s.

The day has featured nice conditions, but there is some smoke and haze in the skies. That stays with us for a few days before getting washed away by showers and storms that come into the picture.

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