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This quick, easy-to-digest newscast brings you the top headlines daily from West Virginia’s most trusted news team. Just 15 minutes a day keeps you informed of all the latest developments in the stories that shape our state and the nation.
MetroNews is the only true statewide medium. We are West Virginia’s only news, talk and sports network providing you the ability to reach nearly all of West Virginia through a single source. MetroNews and wvmetronews.com is where West Virginians tune for compelling news and information, statewide talk programming, high school sports, Mountaineer sports and much more.
Today on MetroNews This Morning: --West Virginia's funding for it's broadband expansion plan is approved in Washington DC --It looks like a lot of those cases against the West Virginia State Police will go to trial next year --The Upshur County School Board okays the closure of Rock Cave Elementary School --In Sports: WVU and Marshall soccer teams advance in the NCAA Tourney and round two of the high school football playoffs
Today on MetroNews This Morning: --Fruth Pharmacy has been sold to Walgreens --West Virginia's conversion to broadband has a long way to go, but it's moving faster than other states --The Vice-President and Secretary of War pay tribute to a West Virginia coal miner killed on the job --In Sports: Three West Virginia college soccer teams are ready for post season play
Today on MetroNews This Morning: --The Morrisey Administration defends their handling of the child welfare system --Toyota will invest over $450 Million in its Putnam County plant --A Wyoming County teacher gets a big surprise --In Sports; WVU lands a big name recruit and Tony Gibson talks about the Appalachian State game this weekend
Today on MetroNews This Morning: --The final PEIA hearing draws a crowd in Morgantown --The US EPA puts out plans to change the Waters of the United States rules --Logan County Schools look at closing down a longtime elementary school --In Sports: WVU basketball runs the record to 5-0 with a win
Today on MetroNews This Morning: --Energy officials are boosted by plans for a pair of gas fired power plants in W.Va. --PEIA Finance Board ready for final hearing of the year on increases --More tax trouble for the companies of the family of Senator Jim Justice --In Sports, lots of frustration for Mountaineer football
Today on MetroNews This Morning: --Folks are remembering a lost coal miner as a true hero --PEIA Finance Board gets another earful from state workers --SNAP benefits are back in place with the government shutdown over --In Sports: The high school football playoffs start tonight and WVU wins the basketball Backyard Brawl
Today on MetroNews This Morning: --The longest Government shutdown in history --The U.S. EPA Administrator visits West Virginia --Crews continue to dewater a Nicholas County mine where a miner remains unaccounted for --In Sports: Marshall wins over WVU in soccer
Today on MetroNews This Morning: --Congressman Riley Moore believes the House will approve the measure to reopen the federal government today --Governor Morrisey says the search for a missing coal miner is still very much a rescue operation --Barbour County's Superintendent says consolidation of the county's middle schools was the best move for the current situation --In Sports: Rich Rod and Gibbie talk about this weekend's road tests for the Mountaineers and Thundering Herd
Today on MetroNews This Morning --The difficult search for a missing miner underground in Nicholas County is ongoing --The U.S. Senate okays the clean resolution to reopen the government pending the House vote --A Kanawha County Judge rules the Governor has the authority to send guard troops to DC --In Sports: WVU women qualify for the NCAA tournament
Today on MetroNews This Morning: --A search and rescue operation continues for a missing worker in a flooded Nicholas County coal mine --A major fire is burning in an old warehouse type building in downtown Charleston --We appear much closer to an end to the ongoing Government Shutdown --In Sports: High school teams know who and when they'll play in the first round of the high school football playoffs
Today on MetroNews This Morning: --A West Virginia coal miner is killed on the job --Officials at Yeager Airport antcipate flights to be impacted by an FAA scaleback of flights nationally by 10 percent --Roane County School Board votes reluctantly for consolidation plan --In Sports; it's the final week of the regular season in high school football and WVU basketball wins their second game
Today on MetroNews This Morning: --Governor Morrisey will be on the road promoting a new rural healthcare plan today --Hope Gas strikes a compromise on a rate increase, Mountaineer Gas' request is opposed by elected leaders in Kanawha County --Embattled Marshall County assessor enters plea agreement to embezzlement charges --In Sports: WVU prepares to take on the Camels in basketball
Today on MetroNews This Morning: --Efforts continue in West Virginia to fill the void left by the Government shutdown --Hope Gas and the PSC may have struck a deal on a rate hike request --The state is going to need employees to fill a growing number of jobs --In Sports; the Mountaineers defeat Mt. St. Mary's on opening night of the season and the Ross Hodge era
Today on MetroNews This Morning: --West Virginia continues the process of trying to help provide food to the hungry amid the government shutdown --Hope Gas customers speak out against a propsoed rate hike --A body found buried in the back yard of a Wheeling home --In Sports; The Mountaineer women's basketball team tips off the season and it's gameday for the WVU men
Today on MetroNews This Morning --National Guard troops spend the weekend helping distribute food to those who have lost benefits due to the government shutdown --A Kanawha County Judge will continue hearing evidence in a challenge to the deployment of West Virginia guard troops to DC --Barbour County School Board due to vote on a proposal to close the county's three middle schools --In Sports: A Mountaineer win to build on for WVU
Today on MetroNews This Morning: --The Government shutdown hits day 31 and many West Virginians are due to lose benefits tomorrow --The sale of four state hospials to the private sector will go forwad today --A dispute between one of the state's largest ambulance companies and one of the state's largest insurance companies ---In Spots: It's a football Friday in West Virginia with high school football tonight, the Mountaineers tomorrow, and a rough Thursday night for Marshall
This quick, easy-to-digest newscast brings you the top headlines daily from West Virginia’s most trusted news team. Just 15 minutes a day keeps you informed of all the latest developments in the stories that shape our state and the nation.
MetroNews is the only true statewide medium. We are West Virginia’s only news, talk and sports network providing you the ability to reach nearly all of West Virginia through a single source. MetroNews and wvmetronews.com is where West Virginians tune for compelling news and information, statewide talk programming, high school sports, Mountaineer sports and much more.
