MORGANTOWN, W.Va. — As the weather warms up and construction season ramps up the state Division of Highways has a long list of projects in north central West Virginia. DOH District 4 Manager Earl Gaskins said it’s a large area with lots of work planned.
“We have over 4,300 miles of roads in District 4,” Gaskins said on WAJR’s “Talk of the Town.” “If you put that end-to
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-end, that would go from Ocean City, Maryland, to San Francisco and halfway back across the country.”
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KEARNEYSVILLE, W.Va. — A motorcycle crash in Jefferson County Sunday claimed a life.
Lt. Robert Sell with the Jefferson County Sheriff’s Department tells The Panhandle News Network that Law Enforcement and Fire/EMS were dispatched to Route 115 and the intersection of Old Creamery Place in Kearneysville just after 6 in the evening for a single motorcycle crash with serious injury.
The first arriving units found an unresponsive male in the yard of 55 Old Creamery Place and a black in color

Today on MetroNews This Morning:
–The Black Lung program at NIOSH is restored, but still has some difficulty
–A large medical supplier has opened up its promised Morgantown distribution center
–Kids were the reporters for the Charleston Dirty Birds press conference on Monday
–In Sports: The Mountaineers head to Baton Rouge to play for a shot at Omaha
Listen to “MetroNews This Morning 6-3-25” on Spreaker.

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BOONE COUNTY, W.Va. — A man has been arrested after an incident where authorities say a woman was run over by a car and killed.
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Henry Ray Aliff, 65, is charged with murder in connection to the May 26 death of Sarah Callender, 61. Reports say the two had been in a relationship for multiple years.
Boone County deputies were called to a single-vehicle accident with a possible ejection along Seng Creek near the Whitesville community. Deputies found Callender dead outside the

CHARLESTON, W.Va. –Pediatric patients at CAMC Women and Children’s Hospital getting the opportunity to interview four players with the Charleston Dirty Birds.
Players answer questions during the Kids Only Press Conference
The second annual Kids Only Press Conference was held at the hospital Monday afternoon.
Pitchers Brendan Medoro, Edison Suriel, Carlos Meza and outfielder Demetrius Moorer visited and answered a wide range of questions including baseball related, general questions and even the

CHARLESTON, W.Va. –West Virginia Health Right, a non-profit committed to bringing healthcare to undeserved communities, now have another mobile unit to add to their growing list of services that they provide for communities in West Virginia.
Photo: WV Health Right
WVHR CEO Dr. Angie Settle, alongside Governor Patrick Morrisey and First Lady Denise Morrisey, cut the ribbon to the new Mobile Teaching Kitchen unit on the Governor’s Mansion Lawn Monday morning. A cooking demonstration followed