Mollie Kennedy with the ACLU-WV offers her perspective on the potential police review board in Morgantown. Mon County Commission Sean Sikora talks about the next step for an initiative to bring broadband to all county residents.

Dave talks with attorney Teresa Toriseva, who represents the Mon-Preston Fraternal Order of Police, about a potential lawsuit over Morgantown's proposed Police Review Board. Plus, your calls and texts.

Del. Barbara Evans Fleischauer describes a bill she's sponsoring to cap the costs of diabetes treatment products. WAJR Reporter Mike Nolting has an update and Dave has news about "Pizza Isle Guy."

Dave has the latest on the death of Alexa Randolph in Monongalia County. Plus, MECCA 911 Director Jim Smith talks about snowy roads and Brad McElhinny stops by.

Dave tries to make sense of the GameStop market frenzy with WVU Law Professor Jena Martin. Voice of the Bridgeport Indians discusses the hiring of a new football coach. And who is the mystery man who took out an ad in the paper looking for love?

Final poll results about a potential police review board in Morgantown. Plus, Mon County Delegates John Williams (D) & Joe Statler (R) join the show to talk #FTDR.

Fairmont Mayor Tom Mainella stops by for a visit to discuss the Friendly City. Also... Dave recaps last night's Morgantown City Council meeting and discusses the need for a police review board.

Mon Health Systems President and CEO David Golberg discusses a new collaborative effort to vaccinate Mon County residents. Dave raises questions about the potential Police Review Board in Morgantown.

Dave addresses a tragedy over the weekend in the WAJR family. Plus, Brad McEhinny stops by to talk about the top stories from the weekend.

Jayson Nicewarner has an update on the lawsuit filed by the union representing Morgantown Firefighters lawsuit against the city of Morgantown.