Alex Jackson
Reporter
Huntington, W.Va.
Alex Jackson is a reporter at WSAZ.
He started as an intern in fall of 2021 and began working part time as a photographer and producer in January of 2022.
Alex graduated from Marshall University in the spring of 2022 with a degree in Broadcast Journalism.
He was born and raised in West Virginia, so he feels right at home telling this region's stories.
Outside of work, he enjoys watching sports and collecting vinyl records.
You can reach him at alex.jackson@gray.tv with any story ideas!
The Ashland Fire Department says even a small amount of cooking oil can cause a very large fire when it encounters the open flame burner design of a turkey fryer.
Sandy’s Racing and Gaming is a 74,000 square foot sportsbook betting lounge.
The first day of school at Louisa East Elementary looked like a party, as teachers greeted the smiling faces that make up the student body.
NWS officials said the tornado was an EF1, which has wind speeds from 86 to 110 mph.
“This gives you three days spread out and gives you more time to vote because everyone has a busy schedule,” Boyd County Clerk Kevin Johnston said.
A man is dead after he was run over by his own vehicle during a police chase Saturday night.
West Virginia University (WVU) will soon no longer require standardized testing as part of its college application process.
“They are like my extended family,” Tussey said.
“A lot of trees on cars ... houses suffering porch damage ... downed lines cause fires,” Prestonsburg Mayor Les Stapleton said.
Power bills have given some residents of Olive Hill, Kentucky, sticker shock during the past few months.
