9:17 - Tim Brady from Charleston CVB on Bike City USA, Capital Connector, and economic impact of various Charleston events

9:32 - Political strategist Greg Thomas on the 8th WV Senate disctrict, the Morrisey Administration, et al

More on the verdict from the Whitefeather/Lantz trial with Jeff Jenkins, Kanawha County Prosecutor Deb Rusnak and Sheriff Joe Crawford, plus Dr. Casey Sacks of BridgeValley and Josh Higginbotham and Justin Hull of the West Virginia Log Cabin Republicans.

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9:10 AM with Jeff Jenkins providing an update on the Whitefeather/Lantz trial.

9:15 AM, Jay Cinco, the owner of Barkada's, joins to discuss Charleston's restaurant week.

9:20 AM, U.S. Senate candidate Alexander Gaaserud shares insights on their campaign.

9:40 AM, Brian Dayton from the West Virginia Chamber of Commerce talks about business and economic developments in the region.

More on the closing of JC Penney at the Town Center, plus Josh Boehm of Joot Security, Johnny Ferrara of Kanawha County Schools and Ashley Alford-Glance of the Putnam County Chamber of Commerce.

Jason Huffman from Americans for Prosperity on their Legislative agenda and news about Restaurant Week in Charleston.

You’ll meet Maxine, our “Adopt Me Please” Pet of the Week from the Kanawha Charleston Humane Association, plus the West Virginia Hunting and Fishing Show starts today. We will discuss it and the Reds caravan tonight, and next week is Restaurant Week in Charleston. Steven Keith “The Food Guy” is here, too.

It’s Sock Drop Day for Union Mission. More on that coming up, plus Sean Hill on the changes at KRT and more on tomorrow night’s Reds Caravan.

9:10 Jeff Jenkins with recap of Whitefeather/Lantz trial

9:15 Robb Reel of KWS on tomorrow's Drop Your Socks event at WVRC Media

9:20 New Kanawha Circuit Court Judge Richard Lindsay

9:40 Your texts and more

More on this weekend’s West Virginia Hunting and Fishing Show, plus we will discuss ambulance rates in Kanawha County and new House Judiciary Chair JB Akers.

Delegate Andy Shamblin, more on today’s Martin Luther King celebration in Charleston and Delegate Dana Ferrell.