Today on MetroNews This Morning:
–General Seward gives an update on Sgt. Andrew Wolfe to the White House
–Charleston police search for a man wanted for a weekend murder
–Winter is giving the southern half of the state another blast today
–In Sports: a recap of the state high school football championships in Charleston
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by WV MetroNewsWASHINGTON, D.C. — State Adjutant General Jim Seward says Staff Sgt. Andrew Wolfe is getting better in a Washington, D.C. hospital after being shot the day before Thanksgiving in the nation’s capital.
Seward provided an update for President Donald Trump at a White House event Sunday. He shared something that happened Saturday.
“When a nurse was leaving shift (Saturday) she said ‘Goodbye Andrew!’ and he’s got a big mitt this left hand because if he didn’t he would remove every cord on his body,
by WV MetroNewsGLENVILLE, W.Va. — State police say two men in a car got into a fight on Saturday and one man stabbed the other causing a crash.
It happened Sunday afternoon at around 2 p.m. on state Route 5 near the intersection with Dusk Camp Road in the Stout’s Mills area–not far from Glenville.
Troopers have charged James Pritt, 43, of Sand Fork, with attempted murder and malicious assault. He’s in the Central Regional Jail.
Troopers said Josh Miller, 34, of Glenville, was stabbed in the wrist and neck.
by WV MetroNewsMORGANTOWN, W.Va. — MetroNews Top Plays is back for a eighth season. Check out the best plays from Week 15 around the state of West Virginia.
Thanks to the creative video editors, parents, coaches and team video personnel for providing us with footage every week.
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by WV MetroNewsTJ Meadows · Did We Fail Our Guardsmen?
The passage of time – combined with outcomes and deeper reflection – can sometimes lead a person to change their thinking.
Back in August, I authored a commentary titled “Federal D.C. Takeover for the Best.” The core argument was straightforward:
Despite some statistical declines, Washington, D.C., continued to experience elevated violent crime, including nearly 200 homicides in 2024 – figures that reflected a persistent public-safety crisis. Under the
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