Today on MetroNews This Morning:
--Lawmakers consider legislation to boost pay for special ed teachers and protect the jobs of those who defend themselves at work.
--Governor Justice says the Cleveland Cliffs announcement was a "cannonball to the stomach"
--U.S. Senator Joe Manchin talks about his reasons to NOT run for President
--In Sports: Basketball, baseball, NASCAR, and more

Today on MetroNews This Morning:
--State will study whether to create a State Park on the banks of the popular Cheat Lake
--Legislature's work continues including work on a bill to cut taxes on Social Security
--Family of a Pocahontas County murder victim hopes her death raises the awareness of domestic violence
--In sports, a recap of the weekend basketball action in West Virginia

Today on MetroNews This Morning:
--A new trial date set for the man charged with killing a Nicholas County deputy
--State Corrections officials say problems with the system are rapidly improving
--Senator Shelley Moore Capito talks about what she's observed with President Biden's health
--In Sports: WVU baseball ready to defend its Big XII title

Today on MetroNews This Morning:
--A bill which would allow West Virginia teachers to carry concealed weapons advances in the House
--The Postal Service gets an earful from those opposed to changes in the Charleston mail processing and distribution facility
--Senator Joe Manchin gives an update on his wife Gayle's recovery from a recent car wreck
--In Sports: The latest high school rankings and Marshall returns to the hardwood after an eight day break

Today on MetroNews This Morning:
--More is expected to be learned tonight about the future of Charleston's mail sorting and processing center
--A domestic dispute in Pocahontas County results in murder charges
--Legislation would increase work requirements for SNAP benefits
--In Sports: An upset in the ACC in college basketball plus WVU women prevail on the road

Today on MetroNews This Morning:
--The weather is an issue this morning with flooding rain in some low lying areas and snowfall in the mountains of West Virginia
--Huntington Mayor Steve Williams delivers his final State of the City address
--A bill regarding what's considered "obscene" material displayed in a public library moves to the House floor in Charleston
--In Sports: WVU falls on the road at TCU

Today on MetroNews This Morning:
--Several bills pending at the Legislature deal with solar energy advancement in West Virginia
--Huntington Mayor Steve Williams ready to deliver his final State of the City address
--The new Berkeley County Sheriff is settling in
--In Sports: Another Superbowl win for the Chiefs, this one in dramatic fashion

Today on MetroNews This Morning:
--Kanawha County deputies continue their investigation of a double homicide
--A Jackson County man has charges in a child abuse case upgraded after the baby died
--Fierce debate in the House of Delegates on a bill which originally included the words "systemic racism"
--In Sports, Super Bowl weekend is here

Today on MetroNews This Morning:
--A Charleston man is jailed on charges of a double-homicide in Kanawha County
--Governor Jim Justice is firing back at lender Carter Bank and Trust who this week moved to auction property owned by the Justice family of companies over $300 Million in outstanding debts
--Legislation allowing for the sale of raw milk is moving again in Charleston
--In Sports: The last day of the Par-Mar Stores Shootout ready to go at West Virginia State

Today on MetroNews This Morning:
--The four leading candidates for the GOP nomination for Governor face off on one stage in debate
--Friends and family remember a teenage murder victim in Charleston
--Governor Jim Justice's Greenbrier Sporting Club lots up for auction to satisfy a $300 Million dollar debt
--In Sports: WVU women's basketball is now 20-2 and the Par Mar Shootout enters day three of high school basketball