EPISODE · Aug 24, 2022 · 14 MIN
MetroNews This Morning 8-24-22
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Governor Jim Justice takes a look at flood damage in Kanawha County from last week. It's been the wettest summer on record for the Charleston area. College students are helping out with the staffing shortages in Monongalia County schools. Work on a new fire station in Wheeling gets started. Senator Capito will be in Wheeling today talking more about expansion of broadband access in West Virginia. In Sports, Marshall Coach Charles Huff announces star running-back Rasheen Ali has stepped away from the program and will miss the start of the upcoming season. Kyle Wiggs is in with all of the day's sports. Those stories and more in today's MetroNews This Morning podcast.
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Governor Jim Justice takes a look at flood damage in Kanawha County from last week. It's been the wettest summer on record for the Charleston area. College students are helping out with the staffing shortages in Monongalia County schools. Work on a new fire station in Wheeling gets started. Senator Capito will be in Wheeling today talking more about expansion of broadband access in West Virginia. In Sports, Marshall Coach Charles Huff announces star running-back Rasheen Ali has stepped away from the program and will miss the start of the upcoming season. Kyle Wiggs is in with all of the day's sports. Those stories and more in today's MetroNews This Morning podcast.
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