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Today on MetroNews This Morning:
--A New York jury convicts Donald Trump on all 34 counts, West Virginia reacts
--Bond remains at $250,000 for a Boone County woman charged in the neglect death of her teenage child
--A group of Kanawha County students say goodbye to eight years in portable classrooms
--In Sports: the state high school baseball tournament is underway

Today on MetroNews This Morning:
--Governor Jim Justice says he's withholding judgement until the investigation is done in the case of a 14 year old's death in Boone County
--The WVU Board of Governors hires a national firm to help in the search for the next WVU President
--Those record 15 confirmed tornadoes may have been higher according to NWS
--IN Sports: the state high school baseball tournament gets started this evening in Charleston

Today on MetroNews This Morning:
--A key figure in the state's beleaguered child welfare programs is leaving
--Alumni of a small elementary school in Charleston about to close get one last walk through the halls
--Those who met late basketball legend Bill Walton last fall in Charleston fondly remember him
--In Sports: the West Virginia Amateur will wrap up today

Today on MetroNews This Morning:
--2024 is now a record year for tornadoes in West Virginia, with now the 15th confirmed touchdown
--West Virginians remember those who made the ultimate sacrifice on Memorial Day
--The state works to pick up some of the slack from the disastrous FAFSA rollout
--In Sports: WVU Baseball headed to the desert to begin play the postseason

Today on MetroNews This Morning:
--It's Memorial Day and ceremonies are planned to honor those killed in service to the nation
--The holiday is starting with thousands of power outages as a result of violent weekend weather
--Governor Justice talks about the recent special session of the Legislature
--In Sports; Mountaineer baseball finds out at noon what region they will draw to compete in the NCAA baseball tourney

Today on MetroNews This Morning:
--The death of a Boone County girl sparks more questions than answers
--A school bus driver is charged with impaired driving with children on board
--This weekend marks the 47th annual Vandalia Gathering at the Capitol
--In Sports: Three champions are crowned in high school softball