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Two arrests made in Wood County shooting

VIENNA, W.Va. — Two people are wounded and two are in jail after a rolling gun fight in Vienna.
Vienna Police say the two vehicles were travelling on Grand Central Avenue Sunday evening around 8:15 p.m. Shots were fired from both vehicles at each other. Two occupants of one of the vehicles were hit by the gunfire and suffered life threatening wounds. One of the victims was flown by HealthNet to Morgantown’s Ruby Memorial Hospital and the second victim was taken to WVU Medicine Camden Clark

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‘We want to compete for the gold’: Herbert Hoover welcomes talented and deep roster in 2026

FALLING ROCK, W.Va. — On the first day of official preseason training camp, the Herbert Hoover Huskies took a brief five-mile road trip. Head coach Joey Fields brought his team to the former home of the Huskies, Joe Eddie Cowley Field in Falling Rock, just down the hill from their current school campus in Elkview.
“We are appreciating what we do have now,” said Fields. “This community does, because they have been through it. But also the players that are in this locker room need to know that as

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Lewis County recovery continues, nearly 200 homes sustain major damage

WESTON, W.Va. — Damage surveys completed so far in Lewis County are showing the extent of damage across the area.
Lewis County Office of Emergency Management Acting Director H. Keith Talbert said Monday they’ve totaled the numbers using site visits and surveys completed by property owners through the state Office of Emergency Management (OEM) system.
“Completely damaged homes are in the high 40s, about 47 or 48 houses that have been completely destroyed,” Talbert said. “The homes that suffered

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PSC approves reduced Mon Power rate increase

CHARLESTON, W.Va. — The state Public Service Commission has approved a reduced two-part rate adjustment for Mon Power and Potomac Edison.
The alternative plan splits the increase into smaller chunks and was approved Friday by the PSC.
The approved plan okays an increase of $3.65 per month beginning this month and another $4.01 per month beginning June 1, 2027.
The increase will boost the average monthly residential bill from $137.86 to $145.52, a 5.6 percent hike.
The alternate plan approved by



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GOP chair Holstein backs decision to disavow Pritt, says evidence made it the only choice

CHARLESTON, W.Va – The chair of the West Virginia Republican Party says the party’s executive committee did the right thing by disavowing former Fayette County delegate Elliott Pritt at its summer meeting.
Del. Josh Holstein, R-Boone, was reelected as party chairman at the same meeting and backed the decision to remove the former lawmaker as a member. Pritt faces federal charges for allegedly having a sexual relationship with a 15-year-old girl.
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“It’s beyond the pale. It’s not just


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Criminal case against former Kanawha County deputy now in federal court

CHARLESTON, W.Va. — A fired Kanawha County sheriff’s deputy no longer faces criminal charges in state court but now Cass Close is charged in federal court.
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Close, 55, was set to go on trial on state charges later this year for allegedly sexually assaulting a female inmate earlier last year while working as a court bailiff in the Kanawha County Judicial Building.
The state charges were dismissed Friday two days after the FBI filed crminal charges against him.
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Elkview woman found competent for trial in 2024 murder case

CHARLESTON, W.Va – An Elkview woman accused in a 2024 murder will stand trial in October after being found mentally competent.
Brittany Hickman, 37, is charged with first-degree murder and several other charges in connection with the shooting death of Richard Crowder of Mink Shoals. A hearing on Monday before Kanawha County Circuit Judge Kenneth Ballard established Hickman was found competent to be tried.
Crowder was found dead in his home on February 13, 2024. Investigators determined he died

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MetroNews This Morning 8-3-26

Today on MetroNews This Morning:
–Plenty of questions about TANF funding and the school clothing vouchers
–Recovery and repairs continue for the long haul in Lewis and Upshur Counties
–Nucor Steel is on track to start turning out product next year
–In Sports: It’s opening day for high school football practice in W.Va.
Listen to “MetroNews This Morning 8-3-26” on Spreaker.




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Pirro Chose Justice Over Trump

Finally, something worth discussing when it comes to the Reflecting Pool in Washington, D.C.: our system can still work, even when it is pressured by the commander in chief. A win for democracy.
The U.S. Attorney’s Office in Washington has asked a judge to dismiss its felony case against David Hearn, a three-time Olympian accused of damaging the newly renovated Lincoln Memorial Reflecting Pool.
The reason? Newly obtained Interior Department records substantially undermined the evidence used to

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Thousands come out to support flood victims in Lewis and Upshur counties

MORGANTOWN, W.Va. — WVRC Media, Titan Roofing, and listeners teamed up to collect thousands of pounds of relief supplies, equipment, and cash for the flood victims in Lewis and Upshur counties. Through the collection events across the state, listeners and supporters also raised at least $25,000 that will be matched by Huntington Bank.
In Morgantown, Titan Roofing owner James Sanders said they collected enough to fill a 16-foot and a 20-foot trailer. The trailers were filled by 6 p.m. Monday, and

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