MORGANTOWN, W.Va. — Greg Carey and Joe Brocato preview the top Class AAAA Week 7 matchups, including the state championship game rematch between Morgantown and Martinsburg.
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by WV MetroNewsMORGANTOWN, W.Va. — Officials with West Virginia University Police have issued a Campus Warning following anonymous reports of alleged hazing involving at least two on-campus fraternity sites.
The warning was issued on Tuesday after WVU Police received multiple reports, a news release said.
WVU officials issued the following statement:
“WVU has zero tolerance for hazing or any dangerous activities that threaten student safety or well-being. The University is committed to providing a safe
by WV MetroNewsCHARLESTON, W.Va – The West Virginia Secondary Schools Activities Commission’s high school football championships return to Charleston in two months, and planning for the 2026 games is already well underway.
The championship committee meets this Thursday, and chair Mike Arbogast is excited for another opportunity to host this year.
“We try to pay attention to detail. We’re in year three, believe it or not, already. We had bumps in the road, but we feel like we had success the first two years,”
by WV MetroNewsMORGANTOWN, W.Va. — MetroNews Top Plays is back for a ninth season. Check out the best plays from Week 6 around the state of West Virginia.
You can win $100 by submitting the top play of the week. Post videos in your Twitter timeline and tag us with #MNTopPlay. Hudl links are also acceptable.
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by WV MetroNewsCHARLESTON, W.Va – Mountaineer Food Bank is taking over the former Save-A-Lot property on Charleston’s West Side for use as a volunteer and distribution hub.
The City of Charleston approved the transfer of that property at 748 Virginia Street West during its meeting on Monday.
“They are willing, able, and, frankly, raring to go to take over the ownership of this property and turn it into a volunteer hub for them,” Charleston City Manager Ben Mishoe said.
The Save-A-Lot property was previously
by WV MetroNewsCHARLESTON, W.Va. — Contractors will begin working Tuesday night to construct two key traffic crossovers in connection with the multi-million dollar deck replacement of the Eugene A. Carter Memorial Bridge and surrounding ramps on Interstate 64 in Charleston.
The crossovers will be constructed between the bridge and the Montrose Drive exit in South Charleston and the Lee Street and the Bigley Avenue interchanges in Charleston.
DOH spokesperson Meghann Ferguson said the work will be done at
by WV MetroNewsToday on MetroNews This Morning:
–The Supreme Court will hear oral arguements over the vaccination controversey
–Marshall get two wins over Pitt in the courtroom
–The future of Charlesotn’s Town Center Mall is up in the air
–In Sports: an Indiana tragedy claims the life of a highly touted Mountaineer recruit
Listen to “MetroNews This Morning 10-6-26” on Spreaker.
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by WV MetroNewsSamantha Deem
PARKERSBURG, W.Va. — One person is dead and one jailed in a dispute in Parkersburg which escalated into gunfire.
Police were called to an apartment complex on the city’s 7th Street Monday afternoon. There they found Jessica Lively, 35, of Raleigh County lying in the hallway with a gunshot wound. She was pronounced dead at the scene.
An investigation revealed Lively and a male friend had gone to the apartment building to speak with an acquaintance who was identified as Samantha
by WV MetroNewsMembers of the media are easy targets for politicians who are frustrated by their own shortcomings and upset that someone is noticing. After all, the only institution people have less confidence in than the media is Congress.
However, might there be some truth to accusations that negative news stories are unfair and not an accurate representation of reality.
That is a question that we in the news media should ask ourselves when faced with such accusations.
Governor Patrick Morrisey insisted
by WV MetroNewsWESTON, W.Va. — Lewis County officials are thankful to have additional time to file disaster assistance claims with the Federal Emergency Management Agency (FEMA).
The request to extend the filing period for Lewis, Upshur, Ritchie, and Pleasants counties was made by Gov. Patrick Morrisey to extend the Oct. 3 deadline until Oct. 17. Morrisey announced over the weekend the extension had been granted.
Lewis-Gilmer County Department of Homeland Security Assistant Director Keith Talbert said he
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