On this episode of The Dave Allen Show, Dave Allen broadcasts live from the WVRC Media Sock Drop benefiting Union Mission, joined by Rob Riel and Jason Quintrell to explain why socks are the most requested item for people in need and how the community once again shows up for West Virginians. Charleston City Councilman Emmett Pepper stops by to announce his re-election campaign, discuss redevelopment, parks, population growth, and the future of the Charleston Town Center. The hour also features an extended, detailed forecast with meteorologist Brian Hughes, breaking down a high-impact winter storm expected to affect much of West Virginia, including snow totals, ice threats, and timing concerns for travel, schools, and events.

Super Bowl–winning quarterback Jim McMahon joins Carl Lee, Lisa Otey, and Hollis Lewis for a candid, hilarious, and deeply insightful conversation that goes far beyond football highlights. McMahon reflects on the unmatched physicality and chemistry of the Chicago Bears dynasty, brutal practices under Mike Ditka and Buddy Ryan, and why that locker room forged lifelong bonds. He shares never-before-told stories behind his iconic sunglasses and headbands, including how he outsmarted the NFL rulebook to promote charities on the game’s biggest stage. The discussion spans his multi-sport roots at BYU, legendary teammates like Walter Payton, misconceptions about swagger vs. leadership, and why today’s quarterbacks—and teams—are built differently. An unforgettable hour with one of football’s true originals.

Super Bowl–winning quarterback Jim McMahon joins Carl Lee, Lisa Otey, and Hollis Lewis for a candid, hilarious, and deeply insightful conversation that goes far beyond football highlights. McMahon reflects on the unmatched physicality and chemistry of the Chicago Bears dynasty, brutal practices under Mike Ditka and Buddy Ryan, and why that locker room forged lifelong bonds. He shares never-before-told stories behind his iconic sunglasses and headbands, including how he outsmarted the NFL rulebook to promote charities on the game’s biggest stage. The discussion spans his multi-sport roots at BYU, legendary teammates like Walter Payton, misconceptions about swagger vs. leadership, and why today’s quarterbacks—and teams—are built differently. An unforgettable hour with one of football’s true originals.

On this episode of Let’s Talk, Carl Lee, Lisa Otey, and Hollis Lewis sit down with Coach Mark Snyder — former Marshall head coach, longtime Jim Tressel assistant, defensive coordinator at Ohio State, and UFL veteran — for one of the most insightful football conversations the show has hosted. Snyder breaks down how NIL and the transfer portal have transformed coaching into an NFL-style grind, why athlete development is slipping, and why multi-sport kids still make the best players. He shares rare behind-the-scenes stories about We Are Marshall, including working with Matthew McConaughey, his personal ties to Red Dawson, and memories of the program’s rebuild. The group dives into playoff controversies, SEC bias, high-school NIL, locker-room chemistry, recruiting red flags, and the future of bowl games — a wide-ranging, thoughtful conversation about where college football is headed and what still makes it special.

On this episode of Let’s Talk, Carl Lee, Lisa Otey, and Hollis Lewis sit down with Coach Mark Snyder — former Marshall head coach, longtime Jim Tressel assistant, defensive coordinator at Ohio State, and UFL veteran — for one of the most insightful football conversations the show has hosted. Snyder breaks down how NIL and the transfer portal have transformed coaching into an NFL-style grind, why athlete development is slipping, and why multi-sport kids still make the best players. He shares rare behind-the-scenes stories about We Are Marshall, including working with Matthew McConaughey, his personal ties to Red Dawson, and memories of the program’s rebuild. The group dives into playoff controversies, SEC bias, high-school NIL, locker-room chemistry, recruiting red flags, and the future of bowl games — a wide-ranging, thoughtful conversation about where college football is headed and what still makes it special.

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Sean Hill of KRT, Tim Brady from the Charleston CVB, and Clendenin Mayor Kay Summers.

CHARLESTON, W.Va. – A Kanawha County woman convicted of first-degree murder could spend the rest of her life behind bars following her sentencing.

ST. ALBANS, W.Va. — Kanawha County school officials say there were no injuries in a minor accident involving a county school bus Tuesday morning in St. Albans.

Sean Hill of KRT, Tim Brady from the Charleston CVB, and Clendenin Mayor Kay Summers.

HENDERSON, W.Va. — Traffic is blocked on U.S. Route 35 in Mason County after a tractor trailer skidded off a bridge and over an embankment.

CHARLESTON, W.Va. –A dozen Charleston community members gathered for a candlelight vigil Monday to show support for those living with HIV and to remember those who have died from AIDS-related illnesses.

CHARLESTON, W.Va. –The City of Charleston unanimously approved an amendment to the municipal code Monday evening to limit where people can set off fireworks, following a recommendation from the Ordinance...

HURRICANE, W.Va. — A Putnam County woman is in jail in connection with a months-long animal cruelty investigation.

CHARLESTON, W.Va. — Next year’s school calendar is set for Kanawha County students and teachers.

CHARLESTON, W.Va. – A long-awaited infrastructure project is ready to get started in Nitro with ground broken on the Walker Street Stormwater Project with hopes of alleviating flooding problems along...

CHARLESTON, W.Va. – It’s not difficult to find the holiday spirit around the city of Charleston as the month of December begins with even more wintertime joy on the way in the coming weeks.

Dave talks with author Chad Story, former Charleston Mayor Danny Jones and Mayor Goodwin's Cheif of Staff Matt Sutton.

CHARLESTON, W.Va. – A new feature is available for Kanawha County residents to keep up to date on what’s going on in their communities from the County Office of Emergency Management.

CHARLESTON, W.Va. – West Virginia American Water is on the hunt for lead as “potholing” efforts are underway by the utility to identify and replace lead and certain galvanized water lines in the...