Patrick Morrisey, WV Attorney General, talks about litigation filed against the Catholic Church. Harrison County Commissioner Patsy Trecost joins the show.

Fairmont Mayor Brad Merrifeld talks about the three finalist for city manager. Attorney Ty Clifford explains the lawsuit his client, Roger Banks, has filed against the city over the inaction of the Ward & Boundary Commission.

WV Senate Minority Leader Roman Prezioso talks #FTDR. Plus students putting on a musical at University High School stop by the studio for a preview of their upcoming performance.

Kaden Metheny, junior guard for University High School, talks about winning the school's first Boys' Basketball State Title. Morgantown Deputy Mayor Jenny Selin weighs in on the controversy surrounding the Morgantown City Attorney.

Sarah recapped the legislative session with Statewide correspondent Brad McElhinny and Delegate John Williams. She also get "Anything Goes Friday" started a little early.

Sarah spoke with FUEL about their upcoming regional event. She also had a conversation with Morgantown City Counicilman, Ron Dulaney, about the upcoming city budget.

Monongalia County Commission President Tom Bloom & Preston County Commissioner Samantha Stone talk #FTDR. Also, Dave & Sarah react to Monday's interview with the Morgantown City Manager about the upcoming city budget.

Morgantown City Manage Paul Brake discusses the FY20 Budget proposal for the city of Morgantown.

Dave & Sarah ask questions about the proposed Morgantown city budget. Metronews Statewide Correspondent Brad McElhinny joins the show with an legislative weekend update.

It's "Anything Goes Friday" on the show. Dave & Sarah take your calls, texts and tweets. Plus, Accuweather Meteorologist Elliot Abrams joins the show on his final day before retirement.