Monongalia County

The county's own camera data is open to searches by 980 other law enforcement organizations.

This was from an audit by the sheriff's office of, again, Monongahela County, West Virginia.

Here's what they found.

Some stats they found that were interesting.

The chairman of the House of Delegates Education Committee reacting to moves by the State Board of Education to roll out a proposed new school aid funding formula for state lawmakers to consider.

Monongalia County Delegate Joe Statler says any changes to the formula, though, need to be approached with caution.

You've got to be careful of how and when you change things because it will create an effect somewhere else that maybe you didn't anticipate.

Metro News statewide correspondent Brad McElhaney writes more at wvmetronews.com. A ceremony getting underway this hour in Morgantown.

At one point in time, we had turned out more Rhodes Scholars than any other university, including the Ivy League.

And of course, Harvard on the Mon is located in Morgantown, West Virginia, Monongalia County.

The Mon in question is the Monongahela River.

It's the Monongahela River, but Monongalia County.

Because way back when the county came into existence and a delegation was sent from Morgantown to Richmond to file the paperwork, well, we didn't spell real good back then.

So what should have been Monongahela County became Monongalia because of a misspell.

Starting in January 2026, this is some great reporting.

I give props to a local outlet like WBOI for getting this.

It's just fun, just chilled out.

Last night we were a part of a, an event, uh, for the United Way of Monongalia and Preston County, and we had...

What'd we have, 10 student athletes? Did we have five different teams represented?

Sounds right.

So I don't know if Honor Huff is doing the same thing.

Says, "In a complaint filed Friday against the NCAA in Monongalia County Circuit Court, Honor Huff is seeking temporary, preliminary, permanent, and declaratory, declaratory relief prohibiting the NCAA from enforcing arbitrary," it's a lot of [laughs] big words, "and capricious decisions breaching his contract with its member institutions and preventing him from participating in college sports." I don't know if that's all of that is a fancy way of saying that he's suing them so he can play again or [laughs] what's going on.

But, like, I don't know.

You tell me.

But in an article over at WV's WV Metro News, and some, you guys probably already know this about this because I'm so late getting the show out, but I want to give you my thoughts on it.

But it says, in addition to Brennan Lloyd and Javen Buchanan suing to get their eligibility back, it says, in a complaint filed Friday against the NCAA in Monongalia County Circuit Court, now this is a state court, not a federal court, Honor Huff is seeking temporary, preliminary, permanent, and declaratory relief prohibiting the NCAA from enforcing arbitrary and capricious decisions.

I hope I pronounced that word right.

Breaching its contracts with its member institutions and preventing him from participating in college sports, end quote.

At the time, Mary Neese was working as an administrative assistant at a cardiac laboratory, and Dave Neese was a product assembler at Walmart.

Skylar was an honor student at University High School in Mongoli- I think it's Monongalia County-

Mm-hmm

... and wanted to become a criminal defense attorney.

If not...

Just reach out to the folks at the United Way of Monongalia and Preston County.

And we'll be there.

We'll have WV student-athletes.