Today on MetroNews This Morning: 

--An overdose at a high school is under investigation
--The U.S. Education Secretary visits Cabell County
--Emergency Radio coverage in Pendleton and Pocahontas County is woefully low
--In Sports: high school football tonight and WVU and Marshall have games tomorrow 

Today on MetroNews This Morning: 

--There's a settlement to a Class Action lawsuit agaisnt the West Virginia State Police
--Wheeling Mayor defends city's MOU with data center developer
--What would a nuclear hub in West Virginia look like? 
--In Sports: Saturday's game in Charlotte will be a homecoming for one Mountaineer  

Today on Metronews This Morning: 

--Power companies say coal fired power is secure for many years to come amid rising demand
--West Virginia leaders are energized by a rollback in Biden era greenhouse gas rules on coal fired plants
--Chambers of Commerce in W.Va., Ohio, and Pa. looks to market the region for aerospace resources 
--In Sports: WVU prepares for its biggest test of the year on Saturday in Charlottte against U.Va. 

Today on MetroNews This Morning: 

--The Brooke High School principal has been fired
--Huntington votes to implement guardrails, but advances plans to use Flock cameras
--Lawmakers are going to take another look at Raylee's Law
--In Sports: The latest MetroNews Power Rankings in high school football are out 

Today on MetroNews This Morning:

--More flooding in West Virginia even as the most recent high water is also getting attention
--A Hall of Fame Mountianeers faces charges of strangulation
--A severe blow to the chances of the MARL transmission line
--In Sports; WVU prepares to face the Wahoos in Charlotte 

Today on MetroNews This Morning: 

--Remembering 9/11 in West Virginia
--Fred Persinger thunbnails key games in high school football for Friday night
--WVU and Marshall prepare for game two 

Today on MetroNews This Morning: 

--A Clay County dad is in jail, charged with a DUI which left his two sons dead
--Governor Morrisey announces another wrinkle of the Ascent WV program
--Students at Rober L. Bland Middle School in Lewis County settle into new digs
--In Sports: WVU and Marshall prepare for Saturday. 

Today on MetroNews This Morning: 

--Recognition for major players in West Virginia education on Tuesday night
--West Virginia is now considered a potential site for future nuclear energy development
--The Greenbrier back in good standing with tax officials
--In Sports: Coach Rod says WVU has plenty to learn from opening victory 

Today on MetroNews This Morning: 

--Senator Capito believes permit reform is very close to approval in Washington
--Leaders of Green Power Motors are due in court this week over alleged violation of court orders
--WVU Medicine continues to expand 
--In Sports: a new top team in high school football 

Today on MetroNews This Morning: 

--A class action lawsuit is filed over the discoery of cameras in the girls dressing rooms at Brooke High School
--Gilmer County Sheriff Smokey Belin says he's grateful for an outpouring of support over his cancer diagnosis
--Tragedy marrs the holiday at Bluefield State
--In Sports: WVU and Marshal analyze their week one games and get ready for next week