Oct 12, 2026 · 38 min · 9 segments
President of West Virginians Against Transmission Line Injustice Tony Campbell on their preparations for upcoming PSC hearings for the MidAtlantic Resiliency Link, Coordinator for the Morgantown…
Joe StatlerGuest
Rick BeboutGuestThey continue their investigation into a fatal I-68 eastbound crash from the weekend.
Multiple agencies responded to the crash scene near the Pierpont exit at 8.20 Sunday morning.
Both directions of the interstate were closed for about two hours for the cleanup and investigation.
Now three others suffered injuries in that crash and they were being treated at a local hospital.
That accident happened just before 3 p.m., you know, just like right before the big traffic onslaught would hit leaving the Mountaineer football game.
driver in that case had to be extricated and he was flown for treatment at a local hospital.
A city of Bridgeport will consider their first capital reserve fund budget revision of the fiscal year tonight.
Counselors are looking for a way to pay for the repair of a sinkhole at the Bridgeport Police Department's shooting range and new simulator shooting building.
That fix could cost more than $400,000, and City Council will get together tonight at 6 o'clock.
West Virginia space pioneer Homer Hickam is excited about the potential of the state hosting or being the host site for the United States Space Academy, typical or comparable to, say, maybe West Point or the Naval Academy.
The McDowell County native and former NASA engineer talked a little bit about the aerospace industry on Metro News Talk Line and said that, you know, now that NASA is not the only player in the aerospace industry and you've got private companies that are looking to send rockets up into space for orbits or make moon trips or even like Elon Musk talks about a potential trip to the planet of Mars.
Well, that aerospace industry is going to need a whole lot of technical support, and a lot of that support is really already here.
If you take a look at what's going on at the North Central West Virginia Airport, some of the training programs in aerospace at WVU, Marshall, also Fairmont State University and Pierpont, So he says, you know what, even if we don't get that Space Academy, there's a great chance that maybe some advanced manufacturing opportunities or things like that could follow.
Clarksburg man, with a long record of prior convictions, will serve nearly three years in federal prison for the sale of FedEx.
52-year-old William Russell admitted to allowing his home to be used as a hub for the distribution of that dangerous drug, according to U.S. Attorney Matt Harvey.
They continue their investigation into a fatal I-68 eastbound crash from the weekend.
Multiple agencies responded to the crash scene near the Pierpont exit at 8.20 Sunday morning.
Both directions of the interstate were closed for about two hours for the cleanup and investigation.
Now three others suffered injuries in that crash and they were being treated at a local hospital.
That accident happened just before 3 p.m., you know, just like right before the big traffic onslaught would hit leaving the Mountaineer football game.
driver in that case had to be extricated and he was flown for treatment at a local hospital.
A city of Bridgeport will consider their first capital reserve fund budget revision of the fiscal year tonight.
Counselors are looking for a way to pay for the repair of a sinkhole at the Bridgeport Police Department's shooting range and new simulator shooting building.
That fix could cost more than $400,000, and City Council will get together tonight at 6 o'clock.
West Virginia space pioneer Homer Hickam is excited about the potential of the state hosting or being the host site for the United States Space Academy, typical or comparable to, say, maybe West Point or the Naval Academy.
The McDowell County native and former NASA engineer talked a little bit about the aerospace industry on Metro News Talk Line and said that, you know, now that NASA is not the only player in the aerospace industry and you've got private companies that are looking to send rockets up into space for orbits or make moon trips or even like Elon Musk talks about a potential trip to the planet of Mars.
Well, that aerospace industry is going to need a whole lot of technical support, and a lot of that support is really already here.
If you take a look at what's going on at the North Central West Virginia Airport, some of the training programs in aerospace at WVU, Marshall, also Fairmont State University and Pierpont, So he says, you know what, even if we don't get that Space Academy, there's a great chance that maybe some advanced manufacturing opportunities or things like that could follow.
Clarksburg man, with a long record of prior convictions, will serve nearly three years in federal prison for the sale of FedEx.
52-year-old William Russell admitted to allowing his home to be used as a hub for the distribution of that dangerous drug, according to U.S. Attorney Matt Harvey.
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