Today on MetroNews This Morning: 
--WVU's Board of Governor's has made their choice for the next President of the university
--A firefighter will be escorted with one last ride later today
--A Mount View High School student offers a frightening tale of the McDowell County flood
--In Sports: Marshall wins on the road 

Today on MetroNews This Morning: 
--Flood recovery continues in southern West Virginia
--Legislation to allow more exemptions to childhood vaccination requirements is moving in the Senate
--In Sports:  A key win for the Mountaineers over Cincinnati

Today on MetroNews This Morning: 
--The horrific story of three McDowell County residents lost in the flood
--Damage across McDowell County is severe
--Lawmaker ready to approve a relaxing of standards on vaccination for school children
--In Sports: WVU to face Cincinnati tonight 

Today on MetroNews This Morning: 
--Governor Morrisey gets a look at flood damage and will seek a disaster declaration from the White House
--Record flood levels on the Tug Fork River
--Residents react as the water recedes
--In Sports: the Mountaineer women win and the Grafton High School girls are the only unbeaten team left 

Today on MetroNews This Morning: 
--Major flooding across the West Virginia coalfields
--Other parts of the state deal with winter conditions
--State lawmaker return to the Capitol to continue the 60 day session
--In Sports: A matinee game for the WVU women today 

Today on MetroNews This Morning: 
--Emergency officials are preparing for the potential of widespread flooding in West Virginia this weekend 
--The state Board of Education gets an update on the state of affairs in several counties they've taken over 
--The House and Senate Finance Committees get their first detailed look at the Morrisey budget today
--In Sports: It's opening day of the college baseball season 

Today on MetroNews This Morning: 
--Governor Morrisey talks revenues and technology during his State of the State Address
--Pocahontas County Schools go under the control of the State Board of Education
--The SSAC Board of Control will have to revamp it's ideas for determining school classifications
--In Sports: Marshall is on the road tonight at South Alabama

Today on MetroNews This Morning: 
--The Legislative session opens up today in Charleston and the Governor's State of the State Address is tonight
--WVEA  has an array of concerns headed into the session
--Protests against DOGE coming to Parkersburg, even though it's unclear if that will happen
--In Sports:  Both the Mountaineer men's and women's teams fell Tuesday night 

Today on MetroNews This Morning: 
--A winter storm warning is issued for most of the Mountain State
--Some WVU research dollars could be cut amid executive orders by the President
--Lawmakers will take a close look at solutions for classroom behavior in the upcoming session
--In Sports: WVU men and women in action tonight and plenty of high school basketball at West Virginia State 

Today on MetroNews This Morning:
--Trump Tariffs could impact West Virginia, but just how is unclear
--Trump's suggestion of a cut to the Department of Education has some concerned
--A Superbowl sing-along turns into an impromptu West Virginia ad
--In Sports: The Eagles soar in New Orleans