Today on MetroNews This Morning: 

--A new twist to the ongoing struggle for control of the GOP Super Majority in the state Senate
--A new trial date is set for an accused cop killer in Mingo County
--West Virginia American Water is give the green light to jack rates 
--In Sports: WVU wins the first of several games with Marshall in baseball 

Today on MetroNews This Morning: 

--Hundreds turn out with concerns over a massive data center proposed in Berkeley County
--The Vape Safety Act remains on the Governor's desk having passed in the final hours of the session
--Fifteen students K-5 collect cash for their "When I Grow Up" essays
--In Sports: WVU women fall on a shot at the buzzer and former Mountaineer J.J. Weatherholt is named to the Cardinals' opening day roster

Today on MetroNews This Morning: 
--Governor Morrisey has decisions to make on a number of bills
--A murder investigation underway in Boone County
--Turmoil in the Randolph County Schools today 
--In Sports: Four high schools in WV are celebrating state titles today

Today on MetroNews This Morning: 
--More reaction to the recent session
--Senator Capito touts the SAVE America Act
--Morgantown ready for NCAA women's basketball fans
--In Sports: it's semi-final Friday at the boys state high school basketball tournament 

Today on MetroNews This Morning: 

--Morgantown and WVU prepare for a busy weekend
--Marshall reinstates women's swimming and diving only days after cutting the program
--A Winfield basketball player battling cancer gets to suit up and play for his team in the state tournament
--In Sports: Full coverage of the boys state high school basketball tournament.

Today on MetroNews This Morning: 
--The failure of Raylee's Law again weighs heavy on some lawmakers
--A new position for Brian Abraham
--Kanawha County School's enrollment continues a steep decline
--In Sports: Day 2 of boys state basketball tournament 

Today on MetroNews This Morning: 
--Governor Morrisey reacts to the Legislative Session
--A-I Data Centers continue to be a topic of discussion in the state
--Winter reminds us its not done yet
--In Sports: It's the most wonderful time of the year for basketball fans 

Today on MetroNews This Morning: 

--Emotional debate over Raylee's law which failed in the waning moments of the session
--A look at what legislation survived and what did not
--Specialist Sarah Beckstrom is honored posthumously with the WV Distinguished Service Medal 
--In Sports: Mountaineer women land home court advantage for the NCAA Tournament opening round

Today on MetroNews This Morning:

--Governor Morrisey signs the budget and stumps for his income tax cut
--Lawmakers work on bills as the regular session deadline looms
--Morgantown looks at the potential of hosting opening round NCAA Women's Tournament games
--In Sports: It's semi-final Friday at the girls state high school basketball tournament

Today on MetroNews This Morning:--The Legislature amends locality pay into a pay raise bill for teachers
--Income tax cut legislation advances
--The state Board of Education gets an update on the situation in Hancock and Upshur County schools
--In Sports: WVU bows out of the Big XII Tournament