MetroNews This Morning

Today on MetroNews This Morning:  --A West Virginia man is now charged in the plot to kill government leaders at the White House UFC event --The man charged with shooting two members of the West Virginia National Guard is hospitalized --A response to the School Board intervention in Harrison County --In Sports:  Joe Broacato has begun his tour of high school football off-season camps 

Today on MetroNews This Morning:  --The state Board of Education declares a State of Emergency in Harrison County schools --The Teamsters Strike against a major beer distributor is nearing two months --The fire is out, now come the lawsuits in Parkersburg --In Sports: Rich Rod takes the podium at Big XII Media Days 

Today on MetroNews This Morning:  --A southern West Virginia cop killer is sent to prison forever --The massive fire at a Wood County warehouse is finally out --Lawmakers say they must tread carefully on suggestions of legislation regarding church policy --In Sports: It's WVU's day at the Big XII media days 

Today on MetroNews This Morning:  --A man who killed four members of his family is headed to prison for life plus 80 years --A man who killed a state trooper learns his fate today --Firefighting efforts and air quality monitors are up around the People's Cartage Fire in Wood County --In Sports: Two Mountaineers are on the Big XII's preseason all conference team 

Today on MetroNews This Morning: --A state of emergency is in place in Wood County after a massive weekend warehouse fire --Sentencing today for a man who killed his parents and two little brothers --The new CEO of Vandalia Health talks about the role --In Sports: Gavin Kelley to play for Team USA Collegiate Team

Today on MetroNews This Morning:  --Fireworks are blamed for four people killed in a Barbour County house fire --Flood cleanup work continues in Boone County --Big celebrations all over West Virginia for the America 250 celebration --In Sports: The West Virginia Junior Amateur Golf tourney and the World Cup 

Today on MetroNews This Morning:  --Four are dead in an overnight fire in Barbour County --Flood cleanup continues in Boone County as folks calculate their emotional losses --Two ambulance workers are fired in Kanawha County over a high profile death --In Sports: Team USA wins a knockout round game for the first time in 24 years in the World Cup

Today on MetroNews This Morning:  --SCOTUS rules in favor of West Virginia's law banning trans-gender girls from participating in girls sports --The Greenbrier'scasino license is renewed, but with additional scrutiny --The weather is dangerously hot this week --In Sports:  A promising member of the WVU women's basketball team is performing well for Team Canada in a 3-on-3 event 

Today on MetroNews This Morning:  --The Greenbrier has submitted the documents needed to renew its casino license, but now the Lottery Commission has to call a special meeting to approve it --Governor Morrisey confirms public education funding is a priority for him, but notes spending there needs trimmed --Flood recovery is well underway in Boone County --In Sports: World Cup goes on 

Today on MetroNews This Morning:  --The Greenbrier's casino license may be in peril after a key deadline for renewal was missed --Senate Education Committee Chair says lawmakers need to work faster on a solution to public ed funding --Wounded Air Guard member Andrew Wolfe is recognized as a Hometown Hero --In Sports: the Class AAAA All-State Baseball Team is named  

Today on MetroNews This Morning: --Flood recovery continues in the coalfields and we continue to look back at the devastating flood of 2016 --PEIA is doing much better than anyone anticipated --Preparations are at full speed for the America 250 celebration at the State Capitol --In Sports: WVU women's basketball begins summer workouts

Today on MetroNews This Morning:  --State Board of Education President Paul Hardesty worries about the lack of attention to the School Aid Formula --A state of emergency is declared in Boone, Logan, and Raleigh Counties after this week's high water --We continue to look back at the 2016 flood in West Virginia --In Sports: All State Baseball teams are announced 

Today on MetroNews This Morning: --Cleanup continues in Boone and Logan Counties from high water on Monday-Tuesday --The NWS confirms tornado touchdown in Marion County.  --Kroger opens up its first Market Place today in West Virginia today --In Sports: WVU Baseball finishes 4th in the nation

Today on MetroNews This Morning:  --Weather is the top story overnight with floods in the south and tornadoes in the north --Today is also the 10th anniversary of the deadly 2016 flood in West Virginia --Another stretch of the Corridor H highway is now open --In Sports: Oklahoma knocks off Carolina for the College World Series crown 

Today on MetroNews This Morning:  --A plane crash in Wyoming County, but the only one on board walked away --Sports produce huge positive impact on WVU --The next stretch of Corridor H to be dedicated today --In Sports: The North claims the victory over the South in the North-South All Star Football Game 

Today on MetroNews This Morning:  --Two employees of the Berkeley County tax office are charged with stealing millions over many years from the office --Remains found in Randolph County may be those of a missing man --Senator Capito talks about being the target of a terror plot to attack the White House UFC event --In Sports: WVU baseball is now back home from Omaha and reflecting on what a season...

Today on MetroNews This Morning:  --Severe weather will be an issue today in West Virginia --West Virginia's Congressional delegation was specifically targeted in that UFC attack plan at the White House --A North Carolina man is in custody charged in a Kanawha County murder case --In Sports: WVU's run in the College World Series ends with a 12-7 loss to North Carolina 

Today on Metronews This Morning:  --The Supreme Court could hear a couple of high profile cases later this year --The Freedom Caucus in the Legislature plans to look for legislation to block the MARL --The man accused of shooting to members of the West Virginia National Guard could now face the death penalty --In Sports: The Mountaineers send Troy home and now turn their attention to North Carolin...

Today on MetroNews This Morning:  --Economic Development leader tells lawmakers West Virginia continues to be attractive to businesses --A murder is under investigation in Kanawha County --Lawmakers continue to examine the school aid formula --In Sports: WVU's season is on the line today when they play Troy in the CWS

Today on MetroNews This Morning: --A couple of costly errors put the Mountaineers into the losers bracket at the CWS in Omaha --Remembering deadly floods in West Virginia a year later --Appalachian Power ready to use federal money to defray the cost of needed upgrades at coal fired power plants --In Sports: Four communities are celebrating state baseball championships today after the state tournam...

Today on MetroNews This Morning: --It's gameday for the Mountaineers in Omaha --Capito worries a Trump appointment could derail efforts to renew FISA warrant process --Riley Moore can't say much about reports he could be in line to be the next U.S. Labor Secretary --In Sports:  The final semi-final matchups in the state HS baseball tournament are today in Huntington 

Today on MetroNews This Morning:  --The Mountaineer baseball team arrives in Omaha to begin their question in the College World Series.  --Stormy weather could hit West Virginia again today --Marshall expands its Metro Tuition Rate Program --In sports, the semi-finals have arrived at the state high school baseball tournament 

Today on MetroNews This Morning: --The last two hearings on the MARL line are this week --Berkeley County wants to understand the financial breakdown on a proposed data center --A West Virginian in Omaha predicts loads of fun for Mountaineer fans making the trip to the CWS --In Sports: Some classics at the state high school baseball tournament 

Today on MetroNews This Morning:  --Parole denied again for a notorious Morgantown killer --Two United Way groups in West Virginia team up ahead of the next natural disaster  --An acid mine treatment facility has cleaned up a Monongalia County stream. --In Sports: the state baseball tournament is moving in Huntington and WVU now knows the schedule for the CWS in Omaha 

Today on MetroNews This Morning:   --Scary moments on Randy's Ridge during the weekend Super Regional Baseball game --Teamsters Local 175 hold a community appreciation event as they continue a strike agaisnt The Beverage Market --Congress eyes legislation aimed at reining in the problems with today's college athletics --In Sports: The Mountaineers prepare for their first trip to Omaha in program h...