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MetroNews This Morning 11-5-21

A Morgan County man is headed to prison for life for killing a teenager. A Marshall student is struck and killed while crossing a Huntington street on campus. Some are asking the PSC to rein in the rate hikes for the state’s largest water provider. A vaccine incentive in Charleston seems to be working and a popular Fayette County eatery which burned down a year ago today will be rebuilt and open next year. In sports, it’s a football Friday as the high school regular season winds down and play is underway in the state soccer championships. Those stories and more in today’s MetroNews This Morning podcast.

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