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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 2-4-26

2026/02/04

Today on MetroNews This Morning: --Skeptics believe Governor Morrisey's tax cut measure is struggling at the Capitol --A man accused of threatening ICE agents on social media is arrested in Harrison County --More overnight snowfall is again impacting the morning commute and school schedules --In Sports: Marshall plays tonight and WVU has a date Friday in Cincinnati

MetroNews This Morning 2-3-26

2026/02/03

Today on MetroNews This Morning: --ICE makes 600 arrests of illegals in West Virginia --Despite rising temperatures ice continues to keep Willow Island lock and dam closed --Revenue Secretary Eric Nelson isn't too concerned about January's lower than expected revenue figures --In Sports: We continue to preview the Super Bowl set for this Sunday

MetroNews This Morning 2-2-26

2026/02/02

Today on MetroNews This Morning: --Debate continues over Governor Patrick Morrisey's sought after 10 percent income tax cut --Corrections officials believe body cameras would be a huge improvement in the state's jails and prisons --Finding another way to deal with chronic truancy would help bring home children housed in out of state facilities --In Sports: An upset win for the Mountaineer women

MetroNews This Morning 1-30-26

2026/01/30

Today on MetroNews This Morning: --Department of Health reports negative tests for oil in the Wayne water system --Senator Capito sounds off about a deal to avert a federal government shutdown --Tucker County's last coal mine will be shutdown and 200 workers laid off --In Sports: WVU men and women prepare for Baylor this weekend in Morgantown

MetroNews This Morning 1-29-26

2026/01/29

Today on MetroNews This Morning --Governor Morrisey continues to press for a 10 percent income tax cut --Wayne County is the latest to vote to close schools due to declining enrollment --Some of the coldest air we've had yet will hit today and into the weekend --In Sports: Marshall falls on the road

MetroNews This Morning 1-28-26

2026/01/28

Today on MetroNews This Morning: --The state Senate is taking a broader look at legislation to bail out the Hancock County school system --Longtime House of Delegates Member John Overington has died --The extreme temperatures have many seeking refuge from the cold --In Sports: It wasn't pretty, but for the Mountaineer basketball team, it was a win

MetroNews This Morning 1-26-26

2026/01/26

Today on MetroNews This Morning: --Winter storm hits northern West Virginia with snow, but southern West Virginia with ice --The father of a Grafton girl who was starved to death is now also charged --Governor Morrisey has also called for an investigation into the child's death --In Sports: It will be the Patriots and Seahawks in Super Bowl LX

MetroNews This Morning 1-23-26

2026/01/23

Today on MetroNews This Morning: --It's now a winter storm warning for West Virginia --Lawmakers learn more shocking revelations about Hancock County Schools' budget --The problems in the town of Wayne's water system continue --In Sports: Marshall lit things up from beyond the arc Thursday

MetroNews This Morning 1-22-26

2026/01/22

Today on MetroNews This Morning: --West Virginia prepares for a pending winter storm --Wayne residents grown more and more frustrated with no water --Controversey over the bill to provide emergency funds to Hancock County schools --In Sports: WVU sweeps Arizona State in both mens and women's hoops

MetroNews This Morning 1-21-26

2026/01/21

Today on MetroNews This Morning: --Arrests in Morgantown during an ICE protest --An indictment in Taylor County after a child starved to death --State School Superintendent Michelle Blatt explains the emergency funding bill sought for struggling schools --In Sports: WVU prepares to face Arizona State on the road

MetroNews This Morning 1-20-26

2026/01/20

Today on MetroNews This Morning: --ICE and the West Virginia State Police continue an operational agreement --Revenue Secretary Eric Nelson talks to lawmakers about Governor's tax cut proposal --Legislation moves in Charleston to help beleaguered Hancock County Schools' financial mess --In Sports: The Hoosiers make history in Miami

MetroNews This Morning 1-19-26

2026/01/19

Today on MetroNews This Morning: --A probe continues into vandalism at an Appalachian Power facility in Wayne that resulted in 5,000 gallons of fluid leaked into a nearby stream --A fire broke out in the old Cleveland Cliffs Tin Mill at Weirton Steel --We hear from the U.S. Attorney for the northern district of West Virginia --In Sports: Indiana and Miami play for the College Football National Championship tonight

MetroNews This Morning 1-16-26

2026/01/16

MetroNews The Morning: --Governor Patrick Morrisey now works the Legislature for his proposed tax cut and also talks about improving workforce participation --State Board of Ed meets today to consider Hancock County's request for emergency funding --A couple of disturbing stories from Jackson County --In Sports: Marshall women's basketball winning streak halted on the road

MetroNews This Morning 1-15-26

2026/01/15

Today on MetroNews This Morning: --Governor Patrick Morrisey delivers his second State of the State Address --State BOE President Paul Hardesty says the state aid formula for schools needs to be a priority --A Grafton woman is charged with murder after her daugther starves to death --In Sports: A heartbreaker for the Mountaineer women and a tough loss at home for Marshall's men

MetroNews This Morning 1-14-26

2026/01/14

Today on MetroNews This Morning: --The Supreme Court of the United States is expected to rule this summer on a West Virginia law regarding transgender athletes after hearing arguments Tuesday --The 60-day regular session of the Legislature gets started today --We've got some winter weather headed our way in West Virginia --In Sports: A rough night for the Mountaineers in Houston