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Morrisey announces first group of Rural Health Transformation grants

CHESAPEAKE, W.Va – The first dollars are flowing out from West Virginia’s Rural Health Transformation Program, with Gov. Patrick Morrisey announcing three grants in Chesapeake on Friday.
Spotted Owl Health and Chesapeake Healthcare Center, CAMC/Vandalia Health, and the Cabell Huntington Hospital Foundation are the first recipients of the program’s funds.
“The goal behind these dollars is to not only expand these workforce clinics, but to make sure that we are improving outcomes for people that

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19th annual Jim Dunn Run this evening in Morgantown

MORGANTOWN, W.Va. — A Morgantown tradition continues Friday evening.
The 19th Annual Jim Dunn Run gets started on the Morgantown Waterfront 6 p.m. with registration at the Wharf Street Parking Garage.
Jim Dunn was a former WVU track and field sprinter and local Morgantown community leader who died unexpectedly in 2007.
The event, a 5-mile run, was established shortly after his death by his wife, Darlene Dunn, as a way to support high school athletes who have committed to track and field at the


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Morgantown police investigating hit-and-run involving pedestrian

MORGANTOWN, W.Va. — Detectives with the Morgantown Police Department are investigating a hit-and-run involving a pedestrian that happened early Friday morning in the downtown area.
Police responded to the intersection of University Ave. and Beechurst Ave. at around 1:30 a.m. and found a man identified as Anthony Li, 23, lying in the roadway.
Witnesses told officers on the scene a sliver or light gray 1990s model Buick LeSabre hit Li.
Li was transported to Ruby Memorial Hospital for treatment of


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W.Va. Turnpike officials expect 420K toll booth transactions over Labor Day weekend

CHARLESTON, W.Va. — It’s expected to be a busy Labor Day weekend on the West Virginia Turnpike.
West Virginia Parkways Authority officials said they anticipate around 420,500 toll booth transactions over the four-day holiday weekend from Friday through Monday.
The busiest day on the highway is anticipated to be Friday, with officials expecting 141,000 transactions on that day alone. On Monday, officials say they anticipate around 107,000 transactions.
The authority suggested Saturday and Sunday


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MetroNews This Morning 9-4-26

Today on MetroNews This Morning:
–The Principal at Brooke High School faces serious allegations
–Another multi BILLION dollar investment is announced for Mason County
–The top man at Appalachian Power says there’s a rapid change coming in West Virginia
–In Sports: It’s a Football Friday and we’re getting set for the season openers for Marshall and WVU
Listen to “MetroNews This Morning 9-4-26” on Spreaker.




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Worth the wait: Robert C. Byrd claims improbable 26-21 win over Fairmont Senior in final seconds following lengthy delay

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Brooke High principal in jail after cameras found in girls dressing rooms

FOLLANSBEE, W.Va. — The principal at Brooke High School was arrested Thursday after hidden cameras were found in the school.
Eric James
Eric James, 53, faces one count of intentionally intercepting electronic communications and two counts of breaking and entering a non-residence.
Brooke County Sheriff Richard Beatty said at a Thursday afternoon news conference the cameras were found in the girls PE locker room and a room where members of the dance team dress.
Beatty said the investigation is



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Burdette collects 100th win as Roane County head coach in 53-21 triumph over Buffalo

SPENCER, W.Va. — Roane County scored touchdowns on their first seven possessions in a 53-21 win over Buffalo, giving Paul Burdette his 100th victory in 16 seasons as the head coach of the Raiders.
“I have been very blessed with a lot of young men that have bought into what I’ve wanted them to do,” Burdette said. “I give the credit to them because they come out here and work and give themselves to us every day and believe in what we ask them to do and go out and do it without any question. But it

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Justice Consideration Creates Spark

Senator Jim Justice was crystal clear during his appearance on Talkline Thursday from the West Virginia Chamber of Commerce’s 90th Annual Business Summit.
He has not made a final decision — at least not one he’s willing to share right now — but he is “100 percent” considering a run for governor in 2028.
Not surprising in the least, but still a declaration worthy of attention.
The political lights were turned on over the last few days at the Greenbrier. Insiders were quick to note that the


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Martinsburg leaders urge completion of storm damage surveys

MARTINSBURG, W.Va. —  As residents and business owners in Martinsburg recover from last week’s record flooding event, city leaders are urging residents to complete a disaster survey.
Erin Gibbons
Officials said the survey takes about 5 minutes or less and applies to any resident whose home, business or property was damaged by the Aug. 27 event where more than 5 inches of rain fair in a section of the city in less than an hour.
“In order to get funding for this flooding effort from FEMA, we’ve


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