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  • MetroNews This Morning 4-6-26

    MetroNews This Morning 4-6-26
    Apr 6 2026
    Today on MetroNews This Morning:

    --The West Virginia Bar is looking at a resolution to reaffirm the independence of the Judiciary Branch of Government
    --Kibar Americas is working on potentially restarting operations at the old Novelis plant in Fairmont
    --Berkeley County voters will decide on a school bond next month
    --In Sports: WVU's men and Marshall's women end the season with championships
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    15 m
  • MetroNews This Morning 4-3-26

    MetroNews This Morning 4-3-26
    Apr 3 2026
    Today on MetroNews This Morning:

    --Republicans continue to gain in voter registration rolls in W.Va.
    --Governor Morrisey wounde up vetoing a dozen bills
    --Frontieras breaks ground on a first of its kind operation in Mason County
    --In Sports: WVU advances in the College Basketball Crown.
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    14 m
  • MetroNews This Morning 4-2-26

    MetroNews This Morning 4-2-26
    Apr 2 2026
    Today on MetroNews This Morning:

    --A former corrections officer will find himself on the other side of the bars
    --A new revelation in the saga over the Justice family wealth and Virginia based Carter Bank
    --President Trump addresses the nation over the conflict in Iran
    --In Sports: the Marshall women are into the nationalk championship game for the WNIT
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    15 m
  • MetroNews This Morning 4-1-26

    MetroNews This Morning 4-1-26
    Apr 1 2026
    Today on MetroNews This Morning:

    --A civil discussion about the pros and cons of data centers and where they fit in the state's future
    --The controversial transfer law is now history and back in the hands of the SSAC
    --The state's income tax cut has been signed by the governor
    --In Sports: WVU tops Arizona in a midweek baseball clash in the desert
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    17 m
  • MetroNews This Morning 3-31-26

    MetroNews This Morning 3-31-26
    Mar 31 2026
    Today on MetroNews This Morning

    -Discussions about data centers and trying to separate facts from rhetoric will be at the heart of a discussion tonight
    --The state BOE files its first appeal of a mandatory vaccination ruling
    --There's more information on the death of a student in Preston County
    --In Sports: Marshall's women's team is into the Final Four of the WNIT
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    16 m
  • MetroNews This Morning 3-30-26

    MetroNews This Morning 3-30-26
    Mar 30 2026
    Today on MetroNews This Morning:

    --Mixed reactions to the Google announcement of plans for a data center in Putnam County
    --The Higher Ed Funding Formula is fully funded for the first time
    --A woman is charged in the death of an 11 day old baby in Mason County
    --In Sports: The NCAA men's basketball Final Four is set
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    17 m
  • MetroNews This Morning 3-27-26

    MetroNews This Morning 3-27-26
    Mar 27 2026
    Today on MetroNews This Morning:

    --PEIA finances look better seven months into the fiscal year
    --The U.S. Senate gives partial approval to funding DHS early this morning
    --U.S. Senator Jim Justice hails passage of his first bill
    --In Sports: WVU alums J.J. Weatherholdt and Victor Scott have a quite an opening day with the St. Louis Cardinals
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    16 m
  • MetroNews This Morning 3-26-26

    MetroNews This Morning 3-26-26
    Mar 26 2026
    Today on MetroNews This Morning:

    --Vandalia Health is restructuring
    --West Virginia jails will no longer house immigration detainees
    --Appalachian Power comes up with another route for a transmission line in Cabell and Putnam County
    --In Sports: It's opening day in Major League Baseball
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    17 m