Today on MetroNews This Morning: --One W.Va. school board is seeking a legal opinion on Governor Morrisey's executive order offering religious exemptions to required vaccinations--Foster parents detail their struggles in the first of a series of public listening sessions--Leaders continue to lament the actions of Cleveland Cliffs to halt plans for a transformer plant in Weirton--In Sports: Post season in high school baseball and softball are underway
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MetroNews This Morning 5-12-25
Today on MetroNews This Morning: --Broadband funding for West Virginia is being held up by a spending review in Washington--Several State Troopers will put their bodies on the line in an upcoming charity race--Two are dead and two critically hurt in a Charleston interstate wreck--In Sports, WVU's magic number for clenching the Big XII baseball title is now one win
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MetroNews This Morning 5-9-25
Today on MetroNews This Morning: --Reaction from the head of the Catholic Church in West Virginia to a new pope--A lot of reaction to Cleveland Cliffs' action to scrap plans for a transformer plant in Weirton--Senator Capito is looking for more clarity on what will happen with NIOSH and coal miner health programs--In Sports: WVU opens a series on the road at Kansas State trying to rebound from the Pitt loss
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MetroNews This Morning 5-8-25
Today on MetroNews This Morning:--Cleveland Cliffs scrubs plans to reopen the former Weirton tin plate operation to build transformers--A federal judge is asked to issue an injunction against the closure of NIOSH--The church seeks to be part of the solution to the state's Foster Care problems--In Sports: spring sports at the high school and collegiate level are starting to move into the post season
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MetroNews This Morning 5-7-25
Today on the MetroNews This Morning: --A federal judge will rule on an injunction request against DOGE cuts to a NIOSH program--Fayette County BOE begins work on a policy for cell phones in class--A number of high school studetns have an inside track for work at Toyota in Putnam County--In Sports: WVU Baseball squanders a lead and drops another mid-week game to a rival
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