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Natural Resources Police credited with 85 rescues during flood

WESTON, W.Va. — West Virginia Natural Resources Police are credited with 85 rescues during the first hours of this week’s high water event in Upshur and Lewis Counties.
“Right from the minute the guys got on scene they realized the situation was bad. They started executing some rescues and we didn’t have any equipment on the scene so initially it was all swim and tethered rope rescues,” said Sgt. Dennis Feazell who commands the agency’s swiftwater rescue unit.
During the early hours, the agency

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Mountaineers to meet Northwestern in The Greenbrier Tip-Off

West Virginia women’s basketball will return to the sight of one of its more memorable wins in program history.
For the second straight season, the Mountaineers will take part in The Greenbrier Tip-Off and face Northwestern inside Colonial Hall on Friday, November 13.
Tip time and a television designation for the Mountaineers’ clash with the Wildcats will be determined in the future.
The contest will be played nearly one year to the day of West Virginia’s improbable 57-49 win over


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West Virginia Wesleyan College, American Red Cross among groups aiding Upshur County relief

BUCKHANNON, W.Va – The American Red Cross and West Virginia Wesleyan College are taking lead roles for flood relief efforts in Upshur County as north central West Virginia tries to recover from this week’s flooding.
West Virginia Wesleyan is serving as a central hub for supplies and opening its athletic facilities as temporary shelter for people displaced by the floods.
“Our role is really to step up and be a face for people that are looking for assistance. We are the primary location to send

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MetroNews This Morning 7-23-26

Today on MetroNews This Morning:
–Search continues for missing individuals in the flood zone
–NWS confirms tornadoes touched down in Pleasants County
–Member of the House of Delegates charged with federal charges tied to a relationship with a teenager
–In Sports: The state American Legion baseball tourney to start today in Beckley
Listen to “MetroNews This Morning 7-23-26” on Spreaker.




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2026 National Scout Jamboree begins its 10-day run at Bechtel Summit in Fayette County

GLEN JEAN, W.Va.— Around 12,000 scouts and volunteers will be in Fayette County over the next 10 days for the 2026 National Scout Jamboree at the Bechtel Summit.
The Jamboree brings together members from the Boys Scouts of America every three or four years and dates back to 1937. This year’s event began Wednesday with an opening ceremony and continues through July 31.
Jamboree Chairman Glenn Ault (Photo: Scouting America)
Jamboree Chairman Glenn Ault told MetroNews that it’s a special learning


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Morrisey “concerned about fatalities” as search and rescue efforts continue following devastating flooding in Upshur County

BUCKHANNON, W.Va. — Gov. Patrick Morrisey says there a number of people unaccounted for after devastating flooding in Upshur County and he’s “concerned about fatalities.”
Gov. Patrick Morrisey
Morrisey spoke during a briefing in Buckhannon Wednesday afternoon.
“We are concerned about loss of life. We’re not here to make any specific announcements pertaining to that but we are concerned about that and that’s why all of our efforts remain on search various streets and areas,” Morrisey said.




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Clarksburg native Bryson Lucas excited to try his hand in Division I at FGCU

Athleticism and defensive prowess have always been staples of Bryon Lucas’ skillset.
Both are part of the reason Lucas has long dreamed of having the opportunity to showcase his basketball capabilities at the Division I level. For the Clarksburg native and former standout at Robert C. Byrd High School, that dream became a reality in April when Lucas signed with Florida Gulf Coast University.
“With the type of game I have and being versatile, I can fit into any system,” Lucas said. “I’m going to

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Field set for 2026 American Legion State Baseball Tournament

MORGANTOWN, W.Va. — Following the completion of Area play last week, eight teams have qualified for the annual American Legion State Baseball Tournament at Beckley’s Access Health Field at Linda K. Epling Stadium. Competition in the double-elimination tournament begins Thursday, July 23. The championship round is set for Monday, July 27.
All tournament games can be viewed on the MetroNews TV App.
The state champion will advance to the Mid-Atlantic Regional Tournament in Cherryville, N.C.,

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State delegate who works as a teacher faces federal charges of seducing 15-year-old girl

A state delegate who is also a school teacher is being accused in federal court of seducing a 15-year-old girl.
David Elliott Pritt
Delegate Elliott Pritt, a Republican from Fayette County, was charged with enticement of a minor and made an initial appearance before U.S. Magistrate Judge Dwane Tinsley.
Pritt, 36, has taught social studies and history in Fayette County schools.
Between May 2025 and July 2026, he is accused of enticing a 15-year-old girl to produce child pornography and to engage



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Possible tornado touchdowns blamed for damage on each side of the state

ST. MARYS, W.Va. — While central counties of West Virginia were dealing with torrential rain which caused catastrophic flood, it was storms of a different kind which struck on either end of the state. Observers believe tornadoes were responsible for damages in Pleasants, Ritchie, and Pendleton Counties.
“It almost looks like there were two different paths from the damage up here,” said Scott Northcutt in St. Marys. “One was along Green’s Run Road and then it kind of looks like there was another

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