Today on MetroNews This Morning: 

--A West Virginia man is now charged in the plot to kill government leaders at the White House UFC event
--The man charged with shooting two members of the West Virginia National Guard is hospitalized
--A response to the School Board intervention in Harrison County
--In Sports:  Joe Broacato has begun his tour of high school football off-season camps

Today on MetroNews This Morning: 

--The state Board of Education declares a State of Emergency in Harrison County schools
--The Teamsters Strike against a major beer distributor is nearing two months
--The fire is out, now come the lawsuits in Parkersburg
--In Sports: Rich Rod takes the podium at Big XII Media Days 

Today on MetroNews This Morning: 

--A southern West Virginia cop killer is sent to prison forever
--The massive fire at a Wood County warehouse is finally out
--Lawmakers say they must tread carefully on suggestions of legislation regarding church policy
--In Sports: It's WVU's day at the Big XII media days

Today on MetroNews This Morning: 

--A man who killed four members of his family is headed to prison for life plus 80 years
--A man who killed a state trooper learns his fate today
--Firefighting efforts and air quality monitors are up around the People's Cartage Fire in Wood County
--In Sports: Two Mountaineers are on the Big XII's preseason all conference team 

Today on MetroNews This Morning:

--A state of emergency is in place in Wood County after a massive weekend warehouse fire
--Sentencing today for a man who killed his parents and two little brothers
--The new CEO of Vandalia Health talks about the role
--In Sports: Gavin Kelley to play for Team USA Collegiate Team

Today on MetroNews This Morning: 

--Fireworks are blamed for four people killed in a Barbour County house fire
--Flood cleanup work continues in Boone County
--Big celebrations all over West Virginia for the America 250 celebration
--In Sports: The West Virginia Junior Amateur Golf tourney and the World Cup 

Today on MetroNews This Morning: 

--Four are dead in an overnight fire in Barbour County
--Flood cleanup continues in Boone County as folks calculate their emotional losses
--Two ambulance workers are fired in Kanawha County over a high profile death
--In Sports: Team USA wins a knockout round game for the first time in 24 years in the World Cup

Today on MetroNews This Morning: 

--SCOTUS rules in favor of West Virginia's law banning trans-gender girls from participating in girls sports
--The Greenbrier'scasino license is renewed, but with additional scrutiny
--The weather is dangerously hot this week
--In Sports:  A promising member of the WVU women's basketball team is performing well for Team Canada in a 3-on-3 event

Today on MetroNews This Morning: 

--The Greenbrier has submitted the documents needed to renew its casino license, but now the Lottery Commission has to call a special meeting to approve it
--Governor Morrisey confirms public education funding is a priority for him, but notes spending there needs trimmed
--Flood recovery is well underway in Boone County
--In Sports: World Cup goes on 

Today on MetroNews This Morning: 

--The Greenbrier's casino license may be in peril after a key deadline for renewal was missed
--Senate Education Committee Chair says lawmakers need to work faster on a solution to public ed funding
--Wounded Air Guard member Andrew Wolfe is recognized as a Hometown Hero
--In Sports: the Class AAAA All-State Baseball Team is named