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Buckhannon set to establish long-term recovery committee in response to July flood

BUCKHANNON, W.Va. — Multiple agencies and partners, including representatives from the Federal Emergency Management Agency (FEMA), continue recovery efforts from the July 21 in flood in Buckhannon.
Randy Sanders
President Donald Trump issued a federal disaster declaration not long after the flood and FEMA soon moved into an office on the second floor of the Upshur County Development Authority. City spokesman Randy Sanders said FEMA has been meeting with residents, business owners and city

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One dead in Nicholas County shooting

Ross Adkins Jr.
HOLCOMB, W.Va. — A dispute between neighbors left one dead and one jailed in Nicholas County.
State Police were called to the home in the community of Holcomb which is near Richwood around 6:30 p.m. Wednesday. According to witnesses Ross Adkins Jr, 31, of Richwood and Nathan Facemire, 44, of Richwood got into an argument which escalated into gunfire.
Troopers says Facemire was fatally shot in the incident. Troopers arrested Adkins and he’s lodged in the Central Regional Jail.
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Justice and Morrisey get into a slap fight on social media amid governor’s race rumors

U.S. Senator Jim Justice and Gov. Patrick Morrisey, both Republicans got into a tussle on social media on Thursday evening. Political observers took it as bad blood spilling into the open and a hint of what could be to come.
The historic Greenbrier Hotel, owned by Justice and his family but in a state of transition, was at the center of it.
“Patrick seems awfully eager to take shots at people who actually take risks, build businesses and create jobs in West Virginia,” Justice said.
“I wish you


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MetroNews This Morning 8-27-26

Today on MetroNews This Morning:
–The Lottery Commission renews the Greenbrier’s casino license after a change in management
–West Virginia will share in that massive META settlement
–Morgantown residents continue to fight Flock cameras in Monongalia County
–In Sports: the first games for the high school football season is set for tonight
Listen to “MetroNews This Morning 8-27-26” on Spreaker.




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West Virginia Remains Trump Country

Polls across the political spectrum continue to show a steady decline in Donald Trump’s approval rating. For example, a recent Reuters/Ipsos poll put the president’s approval rating at 33 percent, down 14 points from the start of his second term.
Not all polls have his numbers that low. However, a Cook Political Report aggregate of polls has Trump’s approval rating at 38.5 percent, while 59.4 percent disapprove. Still, there are a few states where a majority of voters remain solidly behind

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Dolly Parton leaves behind legacy of kindness, tremendous impact on children in West Virginia and worldwide

CHARLESTON, W.Va. — The impact that the late country music star, philanthropist, and actress Dolly Parton had on West Virginia and the entire world is hard to measure.
Parton died Tuesday at 80 years old. Beyond her larger-than-life career as a singer-songwriter and movie star, the Tennessee native gave back to communities all around the world. Beginning in her rural hometown, she launched a program to provide books to young kids from birth until age 5 for free, regardless of socioeconomic

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State Supreme Court dismisses case against Akers over foster care comments

CHARLESTON, W.Va. — The West Virginia Supreme Court has dismissed a case against Kanawha County Circuit Judge Maryclaire Akers stemming from her comments made on statewide radio in March 2025.
Judge Maryclaire Akers
Akers issued an administrative order last year for then-Department of Human Services Secretary Alex Mayer to come before her and discuss how housing was determined in the state’s foster care system. This came after she learned that children were being housed in hotels and 4-H camps.

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Seventh-ranked Mountaineers look to continue winning ways outside Morgantown

MORGANTOWN, W.Va. — The first two weeks of the season could hardly have gone better West Virginia.
The Mountaineers (3-0) protected home field three times in as many matches, posted two wins over 2025 NCAA Tournament-qualifying squads and have established roles and an identity while starting in the exact fashion they desired.
Next comes a new challenge for No. 7 WVU, which plays at Princeton at 7 p.m. Thursday for what marks the team’s first match this season away from Morgantown. WVU will

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One year into tenure, Harrison reflects and looks to future

— By Bill Cornwell
HUNTINGTON, W.Va. — Marshall University Vice President and Director of Athletics Gerald Harrison recently celebrated the first anniversary of his arrival at Marshall. 
Harrison reflected on what has been accomplished across the athletic department over the past year and what ways that the department can improve.
“Our first year together has created tremendous momentum, but we are just getting started,” Harrison said. “Our goal is clear: to become the most complete athletics


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Marshall Health Network-Rivers Health expand ER in growing Mason County

POINT PLEASANT, W.Va. — An emergency room in Point Pleasant is growing along with Mason County.
Marshall Health Network-Rivers Health cut the ribbon Wednesday on a new 12,000 square foot emergency department, which is more than twice the size of the previous ER at Rivers Health.
The project was financed in part by with $7 million that came from the state’s Rural Hospital Grant program that was established while current U.S. Senator Jim Justice was governor.
Justice told those at the ceremony


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