Today on MetroNews This Morning:

--A former coach and administrator at the Parkersburg YMCA is charged with sex crimes

--More information on an interstate shooting near Morgantown

--Seven years after flood destroyed the old school, a new Herbert Hoover High School opens today

--In Sports, WVU basketball signs the last member of the 23-24 team

Today on MetroNews This Morning:

--Extradition hearing today in Georgia for a former Chapmanville Police officer wanted in W.Va. over his missing police dog

--The 2023 Charleston Sternwheel Regatta set a new record for economic impact

--The proposed cutbacks at WVU may be seen as a pattern for other universities across the nation facing similar issues

--In Sports: Herbert Hoover prepares to open a brand new stadium this weekend with a big splash

Today on MetroNews This Morning:

--A former police officer wanted in Kanawha County is arrested in Georgia

--Bob Huggins enters a pre-trial diversion program which will negate his scheduled appearance in a Pittsburgh courtroom later this week

--Governor Jim Justice back on the job today and will have a "major economic development" announcement at 10 a.m.

--In Sports: battles head up for starting positions in preseason camp for WVU and Marshall

Today on MetroNews This Morning:

--Back trouble for Governor Jim Justice will limit his activities this week

--WVU President Gordon Gee defends the suggested cuts at the university to help right size the budget

--Herbert Hoover High School will open its new campus and school today after the old facility was destroyed in the 2016 flood

--In Sports: The preseason AP Top 25 is out for college football

Today on MetroNews This Morning:

--Broadband expansion may hinge on agreements over utility poles

--The Council of Churches looks to a higher power over the present issue with prisons and jail staffing

--Those who pay their property taxes will now ALL get the dollar-for-dollar tax credit on property taxes next year

--In Sports, the latest from WVU pre-season camp

Today on MetroNews This Morning:

--Senator Manchin considers switching political affiliation from Democrat to Independent

--A Chapmanville K-9 officer is missing and an Oceana K-9 Officer has died

--Marshall fans Paint the Capital City Green

--In Sports, the latest from WVU football pre-season practice

Today on MetroNews This Morning:

--A former K-9 handler with the Chapmanville Police is now a fugitive for failing to appear for a court date in Charleston

--Governor Jim Justice and other state officials react to a federal lawsuit over jails and prisons in W.Va.

--Senator Mike Caputo says his present term in the Legislature will be his last

--In Sports: a no-hitter in Major League Baseball

Today on MetroNews This Morning:

--The special session ends with more than 40 bills passed in Charleston.

--Lawmakers approve funding for Corrections, but it comes the same day the state is sued over prison and jail conditions

--Marshall announces plans for a Cyber Security Center to be built on campus

--In Sports: the latest from Marshall and WVU preseason drills

Today on MetroNews This Morning:

--A special session in Charleston will stretch into a third day

--Weather causes problems in parts of West Virginia as a storm system passes

--Gordon Gee says his recent contract extension will be his last as president of WVU

--In Sports: pads start popping in spring drills at WVU