What W.Va. fans will get out of 3 more Garth Brooks shows: Energy, hits, old man jokes

Brooks returns to Charleston Civic Center for first time since 1997.

Musselman’s Stephens named AARP Scholar Athlete of the Week

Applemen’ student athlete earns AARP/MetroNews statewide honor.

Garth in Charleston; 4 shows scheduled at Civic Center this weekend

Country music star and wife Trisha Yearwood will share the stage Friday, Saturday and Sunday.

HS girls soccer photo gallery: Martinsburg vs. Berkeley Springs

A look at Martinsburg's recent 1-0 win over Berkeley Springs in high school girls soccer action.

West Virginia-TCU ready to add another thrilling chapter?

Allan Taylor's latest edition of Four-Down Territory provides intriguing angles to Saturday's sold-out game in Morgantown.

Multiple wrecks make Interstate 64 travel a headache

DOH says motorists should expect delays.

Mooney calls for closer look at Stream Protection Rule

Congressman meets with Obama administration official on jobs impact.

Bridgeport Police Chief encourages everyone to participate in Drug Take Back Day

Take back will be between 10 am and 2 pm.

State of emergency ends in W.Va.

Officials say the State of Emergency may be over, but that doesn't stop the efforts to aid those still trying to cope with loss.

Gold & Blue Lunch college picks: Mountaineers favored by touchdown

The MetroNews staff gives its opinions on No. 12 West Virginia hosting TCU.

Free health care clinic set for this weekend in Elkview

West Virginia Health Right is hosting the event on a first-come-first-served basis for medical, dental and vision care.

Yeager Airport board to vote on lawsuit against WV Paving

Airport joins Kanawha County Commission, state Division of Highways and four cities in suing company for allegedly driving up paving prices.

The Stampede Podcast: Charlotte Edition

Marshall QB Chase Litton joins the show to talk about the Herd's slow start and battling through the adversity.

Justice avoids the Obama-Clinton drag

The 2016 election cycle has produced a conundrum for the men and women running for office: How do you engage in the political process without being labeled a politician? An angry electorate is sick of Washington and politics as usual, which helps explain the rise of candidates like Bernie Sanders and Donald Trump. In West