Today on MetroNews This Morning
–River flooding is the top concern this morning in W.Va. along with cleanup from Thursday’s storms
–Senator Capito reacts to actions by the White House and the impact on the U.S. Government and the American people
–Governor Morrisey signs an order to deal with illegal immigration issues in West Virginia
–In Sports: a big night of high school basketball

Today on MetroNews This Morning :
--Intense overnight rainfall creates high water and dangerous conditions in parts of West Virginia this morning
--A Pleasants County Judge explains his ruling which has called top brass at DHS to work as CPS workers in Ritchie County
--In Sports: A victory for the WVU women and the men let one get away

Today on MetroNews This Morning: 
--A circuit judge with an unusual order trying to draw attention to CPS staffing problems
--Several problems with several coaches in the West Virginia 
--Fire Marshal says it's been a tragic few weeks in West Virginia
--In Sports; WVU's football schedule is now set in stone

Today on MetroNews This Morning:
--What impact with Trump Tariffs have on West Virginia if implemented
--Classroom discipline promises to be an issue in the coming Legislative Regular Session
--State Police with more on a tragic murder suicide in Martinsburg
--In Sports: Big XII football schedule is coming out for this fall today

Today on MetroNews This Morning
:--A massive apartment fire is burning in Logan County
--A tragic murder/suicide in the parking lot of a State Police detachment
--A Charleston native has a big night at the Grammys
--In Sports: the Mountaineers get a much needed road win at Cincinnati

Today on MetroNews This Morning: 
--Governor Morrisey gives an update on the roundup of illegal immigrants in W.Va. 
--No mercy for a convicted killer in Beckley
--Senator Capito reacts to the White House attempt to freeze federal funding in some grants and programs
--In Sports: Marshall men fall at home and WVU women prepare for a battle of ranked teams this weekend 

Today on MetroNews This Morning:
--A collision between an Army chopper and commercial aircraft in Washington, D.C.
--Two guilty verdicts in two high profile trials in West Virginia
--Governor Morrisey on the roundup of illegal immigrants and budget planning with legislative leader. ---In Sports: WVU battles back but falls short against Houston

Today on MetroNews This Morning: 
--Deliberations are due to being in two high profile trials today, one in Beckley and one in Charleston
--West Virginia is trying to grapple with a pause in federal funds ordered by President Trump
--The state Supreme Court is being asked to clarify whether the opioid crises could be considered a "public nuisance" according to state statue
--In Sports: WVU will try to break a skid against a strong Houston team 

Today on MetroNews This Morning
:--West Virginia is holding more than 50 immigrant criminals awaiting status on their possible deportation
--The last anchor store at the beleaguered Charleston Town Center Mall will close in May
--Two high profile trials in Beckley and Charleston are nearing conclusion
--In Sports: Parkersburg native Kim Caldwell returns to a standing ovation just a week after having a baby

Today on MetroNews This Morning: 
--A vehicle and a body are recovered from icy Cheat Lake in Monongalia County
--A massive fire causes severe damage to a well known Morgan County resort
--Three high profile trials are set to continue in West Virginia today
--In Sports: it's the Eagles and Chiefs in the Superbowl again