MetroNews This Morning

MetroNews This Morning 11-14-25

Today on MetroNews This Morning:  --Folks are remembering a lost coal miner as a true hero --PEIA Finance Board gets another earful from state workers --SNAP benefits are back in place with the government shutdown over --In Sports: The high school football playoffs start tonight and WVU wins the basketball Backyard Brawl

MetroNews This Morning 11-13-25

Today on MetroNews This Morning:  --The longest Government shutdown in history --The U.S. EPA Administrator visits West Virginia --Crews continue to dewater a Nicholas County mine where a miner remains unaccounted for --In Sports: Marshall wins over WVU in soccer

MetroNews This Morning 11-12-25

Today on MetroNews This Morning:  --Congressman Riley Moore believes the House will approve the measure to reopen the federal government today --Governor Morrisey says the search for a missing coal miner is still very much a rescue operation --Barbour County's Superintendent says consolidation of the county's middle schools was the best move for the current situation --In Sports: Rich Rod and Gibbie talk about this weekend's road tests for the Mountaineers and Thundering Herd

MetroNews This Morning 11-11-25

Today on MetroNews This Morning --The difficult search for a missing miner underground in Nicholas County is ongoing --The U.S. Senate okays the clean resolution to reopen the government pending the House vote --A Kanawha County Judge rules the Governor has the authority to send guard troops to DC --In Sports:  WVU women qualify for the NCAA tournament

MetroNews This Morning 11-10-25

Today on MetroNews This Morning: --A search and rescue operation continues for a missing worker in a flooded Nicholas County coal mine --A major fire is burning in an old warehouse type building in downtown Charleston --We appear much closer to an end to the ongoing Government Shutdown --In Sports: High school teams know who and when they'll play in the first round of the high school football playoffs