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MetroNews This Morning 10-6-21

Lawmakers have a lot to consider in redrawing the state’s political boundaries. A Morgan County jury convicts a man in the murder of a teenager–the recommends no mercy for him in sentencing. New DNA evidence exonerates those charged in a 2002 murder in Cabell County. Fire causes major damage to buildings in downtown Buckhannon. Members of two Clay County churches which burned last week are making plans to raise money and rebuild. In Sports, Boston ends the Yankees season and Neal Brown talks about his team’s struggles with the media. Those stories and much more in today’s MetroNews This Morning podcast.

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