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Today on MetroNews This Morning:
--The historic Union Building in Charleston is sold at auction
--Cabell County voters will decide on a controversial school levy which has been part of a court fight
--Senator Capito is frustrated by the Biden Administration's handling of the Israel-Hamas conflict
--In Sports: Wren Baker signs a contract extension and WVU baseball's final homestand against Kansas State 

Today on MetroNews This Morning:
--A trooper is stabbed and the suspect shot in an overnight incident in Lincoln County
--The state Board of Education declares a state of emergency at a Martinsburg school described as "chaos"
--A look at several tight election day races
--In Sports: WVU baseball bombs Penn State

Today on MetroNews This Morning:
--Two are dead in separate officer involved shootings
--The race for the GOP nomination for Governor is red hot less than a week from election day
--Plans are in place for the future of water for Paden City
--In Sports: WVU baseball ready to welcome Penn State to Morgantown 

Today on MetroNews This Morning:
--Results of the latest MetroNews West Virginia Poll in the GOP Primary in the U.S. Senate and State Attorney General races are in
--The federal prosecutor in southern W.Va. says an ongoing drug investigation and prosecution has netted a huge haul of drugs, money, and guilty pleas
--An emotional sentencing in Kanawha County for a Detroit man who killed two Charleston women
--In Sports, a traditional recruit into the Mountaineer basketball program

Today on MetroNews This Morning:
--After years of wrangling through construction obstacles, the Mountain Valley Pipeline could be carrying natural gas from West Virginia to the east coast later this month
--There's a six-way race for the Mayor of Wheeling
--The MetroNews West Virginia Poll shows a horse race for the GOP gubernatorial nomination
--In Sports, WVU drops 2 out of 3 at Cincinnati and is a tie for second in the Big XII

Today on MetroNews This Morning:
--Appalachian Power now says that April 2nd storm and tornado outbreak caused north of $30 Million in damage
--Senator Capito calls for severe punishment for anti-semitic activities on college campuses nationwide
--Tech students in Kanawha County are signing to go straight to work after completion of programs at the high school level
--In Sports: WVU basketball gets a big man out of the portal