This week on Mountain State Morning: In August 1980, Timothy McWilliams shot three teenagers, killing one. This year, he pleaded guilty to killing his father, Leo McWilliams, in 2018. Next month, a judge will decide whether he’ll accept or reject that plea.

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This week on Mountain State Morning, we’ll take you into a classroom at Huntington High School, where last week everyone was getting ready for the summer. Then, we’ll stop by the statehouse in Charleston, where teachers returned over the weekend to show lawmakers they’re still paying attention.

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This week on Mountain State Morning: The story of a Fayette County native who posthumously received the Medal of Honor, the nation’s highest military award. Also: A weekend at the Vandalia Gathering.

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This week on Mountain State Morning: The Division of Natural Resources is working on a $4 million wildlife education center. Also: The story behind the new Gazette-Mail opinion page.

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This week on Mountain State Morning: Elizabeth Warren made a stop in Mingo County Friday. Did she change any voters’ minds? Also: We take you to one of the biggest yard sales east of the Mississippi.

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This week on Mountain State Morning: University of Charleston football star John Cominsky is going to the Atlanta Falcons. He was drafted by the NFL in the fourth round. Also: 49 people from around the world became U.S. citizens at a Naturalization Ceremony Monday, and a mother seeks justice in court.

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This week on Mountain State Morning: Is U.S. Sen. Joe Manchin running to be governor of West Virginia? Also: A scene at the West Virginia State Social Studies Fair.

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We asked for your stories about education in West Virginia. Here’s what you had to say.

If you’d like to join the discussion, send us a voice memo at [email protected].

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Before a special session on education, lawmakers and Department of Education officials have been crisscrossing the state asking for input on education in West Virginia. Are they listening?

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It’s spring in West Virginia. This week, the West Virginia Power has its first home game, and the gobbler season begins. We look ahead at both.

Read Mike Whiteford's stories of Dick Hoblitzell and other famous Major League players from West Virginia here, and his story about the history of baseball in the Mountain State here.

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