UPDATE:
Two people are facing several charges of child endangerment after their home on Quincy Street was busted Tuesday for allegedly being used as a meth lab.

Around 11:30 Tuesday night, members of the Parkersburg Narcotics Task Force say they located a methamphetamine lab in the upstairs floor of a home on Quincy Street.

29-year old Matthew Hill and 25-yea-old Brittney Whited-Cottrill were arrested as a result of the search.

In the process, three children under the age of 6 were found and removed from the home.

As a result of that, both Hill and Cottrill are facing three charges each of child endangerment.

Hill is facing an additional charge of operating a clandestine lab.

Cottrill is out on a $75,600 bond.

Hill is behind bars at the North Central Regional Jail in lieu of a $95,000 bond.

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Initial reports say several people are facing charges after authorities busted what they're calling a meth lab in the Mid-Ohio Valley Tuesday.

We've just learned from member of the Parkersburg Narcotics Task Force that a home on Quincy Street was allegedly being used to make and distribute methamphetamine.

Few details are available at this time, but authorities tell us several children were removed from the home, and several adults are facing charges of child endangerment.

More charges are pending.

We'll bring you the latest details as soon as they become available right here on wtap.com, as well as on WTAP News at 5 & 6.