A murder on Wheeling Island, .a tragic anniversary in Parkersburg, Senator Manchin continues to go back and forth on running for governor, and one of the state's last Pearl Harbor survivors has died. In Sports, we could learn today who will be WVU's starting quarterback.

Back to school for more W.Va. students, another hearing this week on the question of where Governor Jim Justice should live, a native of Logan Co. is in a NYC jail charged with causing a panic on Friday, job growth is exploding in West Virginia, In sports, more from WVU Camp, Jedd Gyrko returns to the Major Leagues, and the Cubs and Pirates face off in Williamsport at the Little League World Series.

A recap of what's happening today in West Virginia.

A shooting leaves one dead and three wounded in Hancock County overnight

A former teacher cops a plea to a longtime sexual relationship with a student, a wounded state trooper returns home to continue his recovery to a hero's welcome, DOH to hear concerns about road repairs in Mason County, and one group is gearing up to make a pitch to bring the Super Six to southern W.Va. Listen in for these stories and more today on MetroNews This Morning.

Strong thunderstorms with hail, high winds, and potential for flooding coming our way today in West Virginia, killers sentenced in Wood County, Frontier responds to complaints of a 9-1-1 outage, and Bass Pro will come to Morgantown. These stories plus more on today's edition.

Murder investigations in Mercer and Raleigh Counties, HEPC headed to Wheeling to deal with Wheeling University problems, back to school in Kanawha County, using agriculture to beat PTSD, and Coach Brown not real happy with the Mountaineers' weekend scrimmage.

Strong storms cause damage along the Route 50 corridor, workers at two hospitals in the upper Ohio Valley worry about their future, a Fayette County pharmacy is raided by the DEA, Mountaineers return to practice after a visit to a WV coal mine, and the State Fair of WV continues. Listen in for these stories and more.

Two Wheeling area hospitals slated to close soon, a State Trooper continues his recovery after being shot in the line of duty, US Senator Joe Manchin working on gun legislation, and in sports high school football preseason drills continue across the state. Listen in this morning for these stories and more.

A state trooper recovers after being shot int he line of duty, a Preston Co. man is convicted of a second murder in Pa., the sale of Blackjewel Miining assets is green lighted in bankruptcy court, the last full Sears store in WV to close, and the State Fair is about to open.