Today on MetroNews This Morning: 

--An Ohio kidnapping suspect is arrested in Taylor County
--The Troopers Associations to the Timothy Kennedy Verdict
--Governor Morrisey unveils plans for a major USA 250 Celebration in Charleston
--In Sports: WVU baseball goes home heavy with hardware in Big XII post season honors 

Today on MetroNews This Morning: 

--A Mingo County jury wastes no time in convicting a man of killing a trooper
--Parkersburg residents turn out to remember a murder victim
--Delegates debate the openness of data center developers
--In Sports: WVU baseball in a good place heading into the post season 

Today on MetroNews This Morning: 

--Two are dead after an officer involvled shooting in Parkersburg
--A Preston High School student dies in a wreck
--Briefs are into the Supreme Court for a challenge to the state's vaccination law
--In Sports: WVU prepares for the Big XII Tourney as a #2 seed

Today on MetroNews This Morning: 

--Mingo County murder trial completes a second week of testimony today
--NWS confirms it was a tornado in Preston County
--Senator Capito talks about the current state of the economy
--In Sports: WVU takes Game 1 of a pivotal series with TCU

Today on MetroNews This Morning: 

--An accused cop killer testifies in his own defense in a Mingo County murder trial
--Federal Judge John Copenhaver has died at age 100
--Party chairman react to Tuesday's election results
--In Sports: A pivotal WVU baseball series starts Friday, but Coach Steve Sabins downplays the hype

Today on MetroNews This Morning: 

--Reaction to Tuesday's primary election results
--In Sports: Mountaineer football now into summer workouts 

Today on MetroNews This Morning: 

--It's Primary Election day in West Virginia, and after all of the expensive campaigning the people will have thier say. 
--A longtime Ast. US Attorney is set to appear before a judge in federal court today for a plea hearing to identity theft
--The trial of Timothy Kennedy will continue today in Mingo County Circuit Court
--In Sports: WVU readies for an important weekend baseball season and Marshall softball prepares for the NCAA Tournament 

Today on MetroNews This Morning: 

--Testimony will resume in Kennedy trial in Mingo County
--A former US Attorney is now on the other side of the fence
--West Virginia voters will have to show a Photo ID a the polls for the first time ever 
--In Sports: A first for WVU Baseball as the Mountaineers sweep a ranked team on the road 

Today on MetroNews This Morning: 

--An indictment is returned in the case of a man struck and killed by an ambulance in Kanawha County
--Testimony continues in the trial of Timothy Kennedy for a 5th day
--West Virginia becomes the 15th stat to join an iniative aimed at improving the sates' foster care systems
--In Sports: a big weekend for Mountaineer baseball on the road at Kansas