MetroNews This Morning

Today on MetroNews This Morning: --West Virginia is in the path of a major winter storm due to arrive this afternoon and overnight tonight --Network maintenance may mean no internet for state offices or schools tomorrow in West Virginia --Students applying for a couple of key scholarships in WV have extended time to do so --In Sports, C.J. Donaldson is out for the Duke's Mayo Bowl

Today on MetroNews This Morning: --A couple of arrests connected to murder investigations in West Virginia --U.S. Senator Shelley Moore Capito talks about the chances of a deal on funding for Ukraine and U.S. border security --Marshall flight school takes delivery of another aircraft for its fleet --In Sports: the college football bowl season starts this weekend

Today on MetroNews This Morning: --Upshur County has to make a big payment to reimburse the feds for mis-spent Covid money --A federal judge in Wheeling issued a temporary restraining order on the NCAA over its transfer rule --The state Board of Education approves school closures in three counties over objections from parents --In Sports: Marshall falls to Toledo in college basketball

Today on MetroNews This Morning: --State Corrections officials say things are improving in the embattled system --Green Power Motors will roll out it's first electric school buses today at the facility in South Charleston --New qualifying expenses approved for West Virginia's HOPE Scholarship --In Sports, Marshall readies for its bowl game

Today on MetroNews This Morning: --The heads of the water and gas company speak before lawmakers about a recent major outage in Charleston --The state School Building Authority hands out the most money for school construction since 2011 --A Virginia judge is considering a case involving Governor Jim Justice's family companies in a dispute with lender Carter Bank --In Sports: North Carolina will be...

Today on MetroNews This Morning: --Some winter weather to start the day in West Virginia's higher elevations with a winter storm warning in place through early afternoon --The SBA is ready to make some key funding decisions today on school construction projects --Landau has his holiday concert series underway --In Sports, WVU women's basketball team has broken out to start the season on a winning...

Today on MetroNews This Morning: --Three leading candidates for the GOP nomination for Governor of West Virginia debate multiple issues on MetroNews --Postal Workers try to raise awareness of the concerns for potential cutbacks at a Charleston mail processing facility --The post office is asked to create a stamp to honor the memory and accomplishments of West Virginia native and aviation legend Ch...

Today on MetroNews This Morning: --The embattled Sheriff of Berkeley County says he'll resign --A murder-suicide involving an 11 year old victim is under investigation in Mercer County --Growing pains over streetscape improvements in Wheeling --In Sports: Mountaineers fall to Pitt after a flurry of three pointers by the Panthers in the Basketball Brawl

Today on MetroNews This Morning: --Frontier Communications says West Virginia is the worst state of the 25 where they operate for copper theft --West Virginia Corrections officials say the vacancy issues in the state's jails and prisons are starting to show improvement --Senator Joe Manchin out with a strongly worded statement against any plans to close or downsize a Charleston mail handling facil...