Today on MetroNews This Morning: 
--Both WV members of Congress vote for the Big Beautiful Bill
--State Police I-D a body found in Wayne County
--Lots of 4th of July celebrations across West Virginia today
--In Sports: Champs crowned in the West Virginia Amateur 

Today on MetroNews This Morning: 
--A shooting thought to be a homicide in Charleston is now a case of self-defense
--The new U.S. Attorney for Northern W.Va. says he never expected to be in that position
--State Board of Education hires outside legal counsel to battle a lawsuit over vaccine requirements
--In Sports: the West Virginia Amateur continues 

Today on MetroNews This Morning: 
--Capito and Justice cast votes in favor of the Big Beautiful Bill
--Revenues finish the year with a surplus
--Van High School cancels football this fall
--In Sports: the West Virginia Junior Amateur golf tourney is underway

Today on MetroNews This Morning: 
--Weather concerns in the eastern panhandle
--Some worry about the impact of the Big Beautiful Bill on W.Va. 
--Parkways officials continue to own the problems which led to a shutdown of the Turnpike last week
--In Sports: MetroNews speaks to several of those who have committed to WVU programs 

Today on MetroNews This Morning: 
--A teenager drowns while swimming at Tygart Lake
--State Lawmakers get an update on work to consolidate the state's labs
--Gordon Gee is ready to head off into the sunset at WVU
--In Sports: a former Mountaineer makes a strong debut in the WNBA 

Today on MetroNews This Morning:
--Flooding overnight causes more problems across West Virginia
--Traffic is stalled for eight hours overnight on the WV Turnpike amid water covering the northbound lanes
--A rising senior at Ripley High School is the 2025 West Virginia Scholar
--In Sports: WVU's Javon Small is headed to the NBA

Today on MetroNews This Morning:
--A number of West Virginia groups are pushing opposition to Donald Trump's Big Beautiful Bill
--Governor Morrisey visits Wheeling and unveils a new program aimed at helping those who lost homes in the flood
--Winners will be announced in Buckhannon today in the West Virginia Scholar program
--In Sports: We continue to visit summer workouts for high school football and we'll see what happened in the NBA draft

Today on MetroNews This Morning
:--Reports indicate a body has been found in the Ohio River downstream from Wheeling, no word on whether it's the missing woman from Triadelphia during the flood
--Extreme heat warnings are extended in West Virginia
--Governor Morrisey is siding with a woman who has sued the Raleigh County School Board and State over the vaccination requirements for children to enter school
--In Sports: The Reds walk off the Yankees and the TBT pairings are out

Today on MetroNews This Morning: 
--No disaster declaration yet, but FEMA has arrived in Ohio County
--The heat is extreme again in West Virginia
--Senator Capito helps cut the ribbon on an Advanced Training Cener for Homeland Security in W.Va. 
--In Sports: Summer workouts for high school football are in full swing

Today on MetroNews This Morning: 
--West Virginia waits on word for a disaster declaration for flooding in Marion and Ohio Counties
--Reaction to the weekend bombing of Iran's nuclear facilities by U.S. bombers
--Healthcare outlets in West Virginia worry about the impact of the "Big Beautiful Bill" now in the U.S. Senate
--In Sports: Oklahoma City wins the NBA Title and LSU takes the College World Series