On this West Virginia Morning, we'll hear more from the state Capitol, where lawmakers appear to be getting closer to a revenue plan that could lead to a budget deal.

On this West Virginia Morning, state officials have revised revenue projections upward for the 2018 fiscal year by about $170 million. But much of that revenue depends on legislation that has yet to become law. We'll also hear the next installment in our Struggle to Stay series. We're following Mark Combs and Cameron Williams as they set out for California and the promise of work in the entertainment industry.

On this West Virginia Morning, we'll from the statehouse, where a special session of the Legislature resumed Monday morning. Gov. Jim Justice met with House Democrats about his tax reform proposal for several hours on Monday. We'll also hear a conversation between Appalachia Health News Coordinator Kara Lofton and Charleston geriatrician Todd Goldberg, who is preparing to leave the state.

On this West Virginia Morning, the Ohio Valley ReSource takes a look at the state of broadband internet access in West Virginia, Ohio and Kentucky. We'll find out about how it's affecting commerce and economic development in central Appalachia. We'll also hear about some grassroots and legislative efforts aimed at expanding broadband access to areas underserved by commercial communications companies.

On this West Virginia Morning, independent producer Jean Snedegar takes us on a journey through the history of the Mountain State's timber legacy. And A Change of Tune's Joni Deutsch kicks off her second season of 30 Days of West Virginia Music series. We'll hear a portion of her interview with Adam Meisterhans, of the band Rozwell Kid.

On this West Virginia Morning, we'll hear the next part of our Struggle to Stay series. Reporter Glynis Board has followed the story of Mark Combs for the past year as he left West Virginia for California to pursue a career in acting. We also travel to Clendenin, where homes are being built for victims of last year's flooding.

On this West Virginia Morning, the Ohio Valley ReSource takes a closer look at small-scale farming in the region. It's one of the most dangerous industries and yet one of the least government-regulated. Find out what's being done to mitigate this growing hazard.

On this West Virginia Morning, we hear about a documentary film from a Mountain State native that's in production about life in the state's coal camps. Inside Appalachia host Jessica Lilly speaks with one of the film's producer's, Marcus Murrow. We also hear about the dangers coal ash storage ponds pose in parts of Kentucky, as well as the Mountain Stage song of the week.

On this West Virginia Morning, we hear more from the Capitol, where lawmakers are taking a recess in the special session until June 5 so leaders of the House and Senate can work on a budget compromise. We also hear from the Ohio Valley ReSource about how President Trump's latest national budget proposal might affect the region.

On this West Virginia Morning, we hear more from the West Virginia Legislature's special budget session as the Senate takes up it's version of a tax reform bill amid ongoing negotiations. We'll also hear the final installment of Colt Brogan's Struggle to Stay story from Inside Appalachia producer Roxy Todd.