Today on MetroNews This Morning: 
--Senators Capito and Justice call out lawmakers for lack of work on economic development
--Services set for Tuesday for late Supreme Court Justice Tim Armstead to be held in the House of Delegates Chamber 
--A Monongalia County jury took hardly any time to find a Texas man guilty of a Morgantown murder 
--In Sports: High school football season is underway and WVU and Marshall are on the eve of the 2025 openers. 

Today on MetroNews This Morning: 
--House Speaker says they'll wait and see what the courts decide on vaccination controversey
--Governro Morrisey and Senators Capito and Justice to address the Business Summit today at the Greenbrier
--U.S. Attorney in Northern W.Va. details a major drug confiscation from an investigation
--In Sports:  It's the opening night of high school football in West Virginia 

Today on MetroNews This Morning: 
--The state mourns the passing of Supreme Court Justice Tim Armstead
--Chilling facts in a high profile murder trial in Morgantown as testimony continues today
--The Business Summit at the Greenbrier starts today
--In Sports: Rich Rod and Tony Gibson prepare for their debut games at new schools this weekend 

Today on MetroNews This Morning: 
--Two cases involving school vaccination requirements will be combined
--Quick action by Good Samaritans saves a life in Boone County
--Potomac Edison seeks approval of a stretch of the controversial MARL project in Jefferson County
--IN Sports: The lid comes off soo for the high school football season

Today on MetroNews This Morning: 
--Senator Capito backs use of the National Guard to patrol the DC streets
--ACLU challenges AG McCuskey's efforts to consolidate vaccination lawsuits
--A high profile Morgantown murder trial to start today
--In Sports: The 2025 class of the WVU Sports HOF is announced and it's game week for high school and college teams in WV 

Today on MetroNews This Morning: 
--There's a legal challenge to Governor Morrisey's deployment of the National Guard to Washington D.C. 
--There are proposals on the table aimed at shoring up PEIA
--After nine long years, Richwood Middle and High School students finally have a permanent school
--In Sports: Marshall players are ready to pay a visit between the hedges

Today on MetroNews This Morning: 
--Davis' Mayor reacts to a controversial DEP ruling
--State AG wants to see school vax lawsuits combined
--Elkins will honor three officers who saved an elderly man's life 
--In Sports:  A court victory for several members of the WVU football team and Tyson Bagent is humbled by a multi-Million dollar contract 

Today on MetroNews This Morning:
--The controversy over school vaccine requirements heads to the Supreme Court
--DEP approves an air quality permit for a controversial Tucker County data center
--A murder investigation is underway in Huntington
--In Sports: Court drama over the eligibility of several WVU football players

Today on MetroNews This Morning: 
--Tucker County Commission defends new ambulance fees
--The Attorney General goes after another company tied to the Opioid Epidemic in West Virginia
--The UMWA pushes back against delays in the new silica dust rules
--In Sports: Quincy Wilson is back at his alma mater and ready for his first season as head coach