Today on MetroNews This Morning:
--Another Charleston teen will stand trial as an adult for a January robbery and murder
--An Upshur County man is jailed after investigators say he rammed three separate cars into three separate homes deliberately
--An update on the situation involving the foreclosure sale of the Greenbrier Resort
--In Sports: Preseason drills continue for WVU and Marshall football

Today on MetroNews This Morning: 
--A big win for those advocating for keeping Paden City High School open for the coming school year
--A new Sheriff will be named today in Fayette County
--First Responders in Kanawha County engage in a mass casualty terrorism drill
--In Sports:  WVU and Marshall kickoff preseason football drills

Today on MetroNews This Morning: 
--Fire rips through a Charleston Apartment complex
--Law enforcement breaks up a major drug operation in Martinsburg
--Kanawha County prepares for the unthinkable
--In Sports; College football pre-season drills start today

Today on MetroNews This Morning: 
--A Morgantown man gets the maximum sentence for a drug related murder
--Two corporate officers with Governor Jim Justice's family companies are held in contempt of a federal court in Kentucky
--The search for WVU's next President is well underway
--In Sports: Wheeling claims the state American Legion title

Today on MetroNews This Morning: 
--Demolition is nearly complete on a Bluefield city block as part of a transformation downtown
--Tax liens on the Greenbrier Hotel have been removed
--The Secretary of State is looking for poll workers for November
--In Sports: a legendary figure in high school baseball has suffered an untimely death

Today on MetroNews This Morning:
--Governor Jim Justice talks more about the departure of Administration Secretary Mark Scott
--More of the operations of the now bankrupt Allegheny Wood Products are being sold off
--A marathon court hearing last night over Paden City High School
--In Sports: the state American Legion baseball tournament underway in the eastern panhandle

Today on MetroNews This Morning:
--We're learning more about potential lawsuits over the new murals at the State Capitol
--Workers with Optium in parts of southern West Virginia have a new contract
--President Biden addresses the nation on his reasons for leaving the race for a second term in the White House
--In Sports: West Virginia's Little League Champion is crowned and the state American Legion baseball tournament is ready to start

Today on MetroNews This Morning: 
--A plea agreement ends the case in Nicholas County over the death of a sheriff's deputy
--A Charles Town police officer fights for life after an off-duty accident
--Charleston's Go-Mart Ballpark will become a well-lit, holiday snow globe again this year
--In Sports: Herd That bows out of the TBT

Today on MetroNews This Morning: 
--West Virginia Democrats are lining up in unity to back Kamala Harris for the Democratic Presidential nomination
--U.S. Senator Joe Manchin suggests if Harris doesn't modify her position on some issues, she'll be "beat like a drum" in the November election
--Cleveland Cliffs announces plans to retool their old tin mill in Weirton to make electric transformers and save 600 jobs
--In Sports: The run by Best Virginia in the TBT is over, but Herd That plays for the regional title tonight in Lexington

Today on MetroNews This Morning: 
--Joe Biden bows out of the race for re-election and endorses Kamala Harris.  Reports indicate Joe Manchin may be interested in getting back in the race
--A big economic development announcement today for Weirton
--Today is the final day to apply for aid from the disaster declared in 11 West Virginia counties in the first week of April. 
--In Sports: Herd That wins two and Best Virginia takes one in the TBT's opening weekend