Today on MetroNews This Morning:

--Governor Jim Justice fields questions about an investigation into serious allegations within the State Police and addresses reports of the sale of his coal company

--Gas prices on the rise

--Vendors spend a lot of time making the state tournament fan experience a good one

--In Sports, WVU prepares to open up play in the NCAA Tournament

Today on MetroNews This Morning:

--Another West Virginian gets jail time for a role on January 6th

--The DOH and law enforcement team up to crack down on speeding in work zones

--WVU prepares to open play Thursday in the NCAA tournament

--The boys state high school basketball tournament enters day 2

Today on MetroNews This Morning:

--Snowfall across much of West Virginia as winter isn't quite done.

--Governor Jim Justice is thrilled with the income tax cut from the session, but worries about the failure of a measure to give corrections officers a pay raise.

--A Charleston fire fighter injured in the line of duty is released from the hospital

--WVU men and women's basketball teams prepare for the NCAA and the boys state tourney starts today in Charleston.

Today on MetroNews This Morning:

--A Charleston fire fighter is injured in the line of duty

--The House and Senate close out the 2023 Regular Legislative Session

--One of our own prepares for a 50th year behind the microphone at the boys state basketball tournament

--In sports both the WVU men and women land NCAA Tournament invites

Today on MetroNews This Morning:

-Amtrak's Cardinal Line is impacted by a West Virginia derailment in Summers County

--Child marriage act dies at the Legislature and a pay raise for lawmakers is up for amendments today

--A green energy company believes its planned Jackson County location will be the model for the future

--In Sports: WVU takes down Texas Tech and a classic at the girls state high school basketball tourney

Today on MetroNews This Morning:

--Governor Justice signs the state income tax cut into law

--A double-fatal wreck in Raleigh County results in murder charges

--There are concerns from stake holders about plans to split the DHHR into three separate agencies

--In Sports, the girl's state tournament continues and the boys regionals are underway.

Today on MetroNews This Morning:

--Governor Justice to sign what is billed as the largest tax cut in state history today

--Justice signs bill to divide DHHR into three agencies

---A dramatic water rescue in Hampshire County saves a life

--In Sports, the Girl's State HS Basketball Tourney starts today in Charleston.

Today on MetroNews This Morning:

--House of Delegates advances bills on tax cuts, the budget and PEIA

--Berkshire Hathaway breaks ground on green power plant at Ravenswood

--A Boone County native will be the next Mountaineer

--In Sports the Girls State Tourney starts this week, MEC crows the men's and women's basketball champs, and WVU advances to Kansas City on the strength of winning 3 out of 4.

Today on MetroNews This Morning:

--There's severe weather in the forecast for West Virginia

--Labor leaders hope to get more input on a PEIA fix in the House of Delegates

--Human remains discovered in Morgantown while a body found in Mason County is a woman missing from the New River Gorge

--In Sports, the brackets for the girls state tournament are set and the MEC conference tournament continues in Wheeling.

Today on MetroNews This Morning:

--Governor Justice signs the Campus Carry Legislation

--House ready to consider a budget bill with $4.6 billion in general revenue funding

--Charleston's Sternwheel Regatta entertainment lineup is revealed

--In sports, the brackets for the Girl's State Tourney continue to take shape and the MEC tournament is underway in Wheeling.