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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.

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MetroNews This Morning 10-16-26

2026/10/16

Today on MetroNews This Morning: --Two are killed in yet another crash at the I-77/64 split in Charleston --Grim testimony continues in the trial of Donna Stone in Boone County over the starvation of her granddaugher --Education leaders evaluate the proposed plan from the State Department of Education to solve school funding woes --In Sports: It's a Football Friday with high school games tonight and college games tomorrow in West Virginia

MetroNews This Morning 10-15-26

2026/10/15

Today on MetroNews This Morning: --The state Board of Education has made a couple of key moves regarding the school funding formula --A Boone County jury hears some grim facts regarding a teen's starvation death in an ongoing trial --A student from Cincinnati dies while hiking in the West Virginia mountains --In Sports; WVU Defensive Coordinator Zac Alley says no starting position is secure for those playing defense for the Mountaineer

MetroNews This Morning 10-14-26

2026/10/14

Today on MetroNews This Morning: --An emotional Taylor County School Board meeting for those with ties to Flemington Elementary --Democrats are pushing again for a lowering of the gasoline tax --A new name for Charelston's top sports and entertainment venue --In Sports: Rich Rod says he's never been this frustrated about anything

MetroNews This Morning 10-13-26

2026/10/13

Today on MetroNews This Morning: --One lawmaker wants to make sure rural schools are not forgotten in discussion about state aid funding --Trial to start today on Boone County for grandmother of a starvation victim --Continuing to remember the late Hall of Fame broadcaster Frank Giardina --In Sports: Martinsburg goes to the top of the Class AAAA power rankings

MetroNews This Morning 10-12-26

2026/10/12

Today on MetroNews This Morning: --Well known sports broadcaster and administator Frank Giardina has died --So far so good at the new Harman School under private leadership --Senator Capito touts her permitting reform bill --In Sports: The misery continues for Mountaineer football and Marshall continues to look for answers as well

MetroNews This Morning 10-9-26

2026/10/09

Today on MetroNews This Morning: --Three Boone County schools will officially close at the end of the academic year --Health officials have identified that rash breakout in Wyoming County schools --A former WVU basketball player pleads guilty to fraud --In Sports: It's a football Friday with some big games in high school football tonight

MetroNews This Morning 10-8-26

2026/10/08

Today on MetroNews This Morning: --The White House offers more disaster assistance in West Virginia from the floods and tornadoes of the summer --West Virginia makes a pitch to become the home of the new U.S. Space Academy --State legislative leaders continue to lament the rejection of a nuclear energy hub as a big mistake --In Sports: WVU prepares for the Arizona Wildcats

MetroNews This Morning 10-7-26

2026/10/07

Today on MetroNews This Morning: --Some hope West Virginia hasn't black balled itself against futrue nuclear energy operations --WVU is examining all vacant positions and evaluating if they should be filled --A 10-year consolidation plan in Fayette County is finally complete --In Sports; WVU's Rich Rodriguez and Marshall's Tony Gibson evaluate what needs to be improved for their teams heading into the weekend

MetroNews This Morning 10-6-26

2026/10/06

Today on MetroNews This Morning: --The Supreme Court will hear oral arguements over the vaccination controversey --Marshall get two wins over Pitt in the courtroom --The future of Charlesotn's Town Center Mall is up in the air --In Sports: an Indiana tragedy claims the life of a highly touted Mountaineer recruit

MetroNews This Morning 10-5-26

2026/10/05

Today on MetroNews This Morning: --Senator Capito is confident in a plan to reform permitting for construction work --Lawmakers believe the coming legislative session will include a lot of work on education funding --A groups fighting the Valley Link North project are using new opinion research in their fight --In Sports: WVU needs desperately to turn the tide on their defense

MetroNews This Morning 10-2-26

2026/10/02

Today on MetroNews This Morning: --Shock and sadness in the Marshall County commuity after a double-homicide --Those connected to Whitesville Elementary are emotional at a school closing hearing --A missing West Virginia man is found in Lake Erie --In Sports: It's a football Friday in West Virginia

MetroNews This Morning 10-1-26

2026/10/01

Today on MetroNews This Morning: --West Virginia has withdrawn from consideration for location of a nuclear energy hub --Senator Capito hails an agreement to achieve permitting reform --An officer involved shooting overnight in Parkersburg is under investigation --In Sports: A court victory for a four WVU athletes seeking another year of elegiblity

MetroNews This Morning 9-30-26

2026/09/30

Today on MetroNews This Morning: --Flood recovery continues in Upshur County with long-term plans --US Senator Shelley Moore Capito talks about permitting reform and nuclear waste --Boone County schools looks at the difficult decisioin to close Van High School --In Sports: the latest SSAC poll is out

MetroNews This Morning 9-29-26

2026/09/29

Today on MetroNews This Morning: --Governor Patrick Morrisey denies West Virginia is open to dump nuclear waste --Democrats say they are ready to make gains in the House and Senate when election day arrives --The PSC hears comments on the future mis of power generation in West Virginia --In Sports: The new MetroNews Power Rankings are out for high school football

MetroNews This Morning 9-28-26

2026/09/28

Today on MetroNews This Morning: --Jury in the Overstreet trial will decide if he deserves mercy --Black Diamond and Appalachian Power are due to have a schedule of negotiations before the PSC this week --Antiquated tracking systems are cost counties a bundle on their jail bills --In Sports: WVU found itself with some glaring weak spots exposed on Saturday