Chelsea Armstrong
Producer
Huntington, West Virginia
Chelsea Armstrong is the 6 p.m. producer at WSAZ. Chelsea started working for the station in August of 2015.
She graduated with a bachelor's degree in Convergent Media from Morehead State University in May of 2015.
Chelsea was born and raised in Morehead, Kentucky and is proud of her Appalachian roots. In her free time, she loves to paint, travel, and spend time with loved ones.
Have a story idea? Email her at chelsea.armstrong@wsaz.com
A woman is facing murder charges after confessing to shooting her brother.
The U.S. District Court for the Northern District of West Virginia ordered the 14 day temporary restraining order against the NCAA be extended.
He told deputies he had a chip in his head and couldn't control what he was doing.
Supreme Court allows construction to resume on the Mountain Valley Pipeline.
A man wanted for murder in Maryland is behind bars after a traffic stop in West Virginia.
All residents and staff were evacuated, and a treatment area was set up onsite.
City leaders say the bridges set to be repaired or replaced span the entire city.
Crews are on scene of a house fire in the Guyandotte area of Huntington.
A man is facing charges after allegedly setting fire to a commercial building in Lincoln County, West Virginia.
Troopers say Kevin Dickens got into an argument with Jeremy Peters, 41, that ended in shots fired inside Terry’s Cafe in Whitesville. The shooting happened in December 2021.
It’s one of the industry’s highest honors and recognizes the country’s most successful auto dealers who also demonstrate a long-standing commitment to community service.
In December 2020, the suspect's family members were found dead by another relative at a home on Cemetery Hill Drive in Elkview.
The suspects are facing destruction of property and conspiracy charges.
Derrick Evans posted on the social media site Truth Social that he has been “released from captivity” and is on his way back home to West Virginia.
Governor Jim Justice has signed a bill that places a near total ban on abortion in West Virginia.
Walmart CEO pledges funding for Eastern Kentucky flooding victims
Deputies are warning about a jury duty scheme making the rounds.
