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Today on MetroNews This Morning: 
--Two Texas men are charged with murdering a West Virginia woman
--The Justice Family businesses have reached a settlement with lender Carter Banks
--Trump and Biden square off tonight in the first Presidential debate
--In Sports: the West Virginia winners of the Johnny Bench Awards are recognized in Cincinnati 

Today on MetroNews This Morning: 
--Nicholas County is ready to get the final project started stemming from the 2016 flood
--Secretary of Arts, Culture, and History Randall Reid-Smith defends the decision to include Babydog in the historical murals in the Capitol Rotunda
--Some West Virginia auto dealers are impacted by a global software hack
--In Sports: Summer workouts are in full swing for high school football teams 

Today on MetroNews This Morning: 
--A mother in Putnam County is charged in the death of her infant child
--The U.S. Attorney for northern W.Va. says elder fraud continues to be a growing problem in the state
--Governor Justice says he had nothing to do with the mural which seems to contain a rendering of Babydog
--In Sports: Champions crowned in college baseball and the NHL

Today on MetroNews This Morning: 
--A study takes a look at the impact of last year's train derailment in East Palestine, Ohio 
--Gas is flowing through the MVP and it's a milestone for the state's natural gas industry
--A woman uses her daughter's tragic death to hopefully improve the lives of others
--In Sports: WVU's new baseball coach addresses the media and the College World Series ends tonight

Today on MetroNews This Morning: 
--Parents are charged in Lincoln County after a child drowns and a second is injured after wandering into a nearby pond
--Plenty of West Virginia Day activities celebrated the state's 161st Anniversary on Thursday
--A Calhoun County woman wins the state's hot dog sauce contest on an old receipe from her mom
--In Sports: Joe Mazzulla and the Boston Celtics will celebrate an NBA title in Boston with a parade today