Donald Trump is not Jesus.
He cannot heal people by laying on hands. And doctors don’t wear robes; they wear white coats and scrubs. They use stethoscopes, modern medicine, and advanced technology in their effort to heal the sick.
Obvious to most — but apparently not to Mr. Trump.
After a back-and-forth with Pope Leo XIV over the Iran war, the president posted an AI-generated image to his Truth Social account — an image he did not create himself. It quickly spread across social media, websites,
by WV MetroNewsRoster reconstruction for both the West Virginia men’s and women’s basketball teams is officially underway, and early returns suggest a clear direction.
New men’s head coach Ross Hodge has secured his first two additions — a perimeter shooter to stretch defenses and a physical forward to anchor the frontcourt.
On the women’s side, Mark Kellogg is already active, adding three new Mountaineers as he continues to reshape a championship-caliber roster.
In this episode, the “Guys” dive into the
by WV MetroNewsCHARLES TOWN, W.Va. — Gov. Patrick Morrisey made a stop at the Hollywood Casino at Charles Town Races Monday morning for the ceremonial signing of Senate Bill 1060 aimed at revitalizing the horse racing industry.
Morrisey was flanked by a full cast of state legislators including State Senators Jason Barrett and Patricia Rucker, State Representatives Joe Funkhouser, Wayne Clark and Bill Ridenour. In attendance were other notable government officials, as well, including Jefferson County
by WV MetroNewsMORGANTOWN, W.Va. — The MetroNews high school softball coaches poll is voted upon weekly by a panel of coaches across West Virginia. The rankings include overall records, total points and first-place votes in parenthesis. Games played through Saturday, April 11 are reflected in the initial rankings. The poll will be released each Monday through the end of the regular season.
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by WV MetroNewsELKINS – Anne Beardslee, executive director of the Elkins Randolph County Tourism, Convention and Visitors Bureau and the Elkins Depot Welcome Center addressed the Rotary Club of Elkins, invited the public to attend the upcoming 16th Annual Ramps & Rails Festival on Saturday, April 25 at the Elkins Town Square.
Beardslee also shared information about the impact tourism has on Elkins and Randolph County.
This year’s festival will include a Friday evening collaborative event with the Tygart
MORGANTOWN, W.Va. — The MetroNews high school baseball poll is voted upon weekly by a panel of 10 radio broadcasters and sports writers across West Virginia. The rankings include overall records, total points and first-place votes in parenthesis.
(Note: Rankings reflect results as of games played through April 12, 2026)
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by WV MetroNewsFor retired West Virginia University alum and Professor Emeritus Dr. William D. “Bill” Rose, a career in medicine has been defined by service, innovation and a commitment to teaching the next generation.
Now, he is extending his impact through a gift that will support future generations of learners in the WVU School of Medicine Department of Emergency Medicine.
A native of Gassaway, West Virginia, Rose began his professional journey in a different field. After attending WVU Tech, he worked as an
BEVERLY – Youth ages 6 and up (as of June 30, 2025) are invited to take part in a hands‑on Bike Skills Clinic on Monday, May 11, from 9 a.m. to noon at 4‑H Camp Pioneer (there is no school for Randolph County on this day).
The clinic is open to both 4‑H members and nonmembers, offering a welcoming opportunity for riders to build confidence, learn new techniques, and enjoy a morning of outdoor adventure.
The event is designed to support riders at every skill level. Children who are still learning
