MetroNews Talkline

More on TANF discussions and how much of the clothing voucher program is being used at the ATM. Del. John Williams and Senator Eric Tarr weigh in. Brad McElhinny has the latest on the Greenbrier ownership saga. Plus, your calls and texts.

WVU AD Wren Baker talks about the business of college athletics. David Cook, WV Deputy Secretary of State explains what happens now that Elliot Pritt has withdrawn from the race. WV Senator Mike Oliverio discusses the ongoing controversy over TANF spending. Plus, open phones and texts.

Antero Resources is partnering with WVU as the jersey patch sponsor. House Finance Committee Chairman Vernon Criss says the governor's math on TANF does not add up. Brian Abraham details AEP's acquisition of the Longview Power Plant. Plus your texts and comments.

WV GOP Chair Josh Holstein discusses the decision to disavow former Fayette County Del. Elliot Pritt and a change to the bylaws. Amelia Knisely, from WV Watch, with insight into the school clothing voucher program. Brad Howe on a court ruling that could shake college rosters. Eric Nelson, WV Revenue Secretary recaps July collections.

Larry Pack, WV Treasurer, questions why the child clothing assistance program has already exhausted its funds. State Senator Ben Queen has an update on the flood recovery efforts in Weston. Joe Brocato is at the 93rd WV Open. Chris Stirewalt stops by. And STEAM RELEASE!!!

Del. Kayla Young wonders why the school clothing voucher program is out of money. Del Chris Phillips discusses getting a grocery store reopened after floods in Lewis County. Details on a new gas-fired power plant in Grant County. Hoppy stops by. Are the machines taking over? Author Guy Morris weighs in.

Deputy Secretary of State David Cook tries to clarify the candidacy of former Del. Elliott Pritt. Uriah Cummings, with the WVDE, discusses the size and cost of education administrations. First Energy President for WV & MD, Chris Beam, breaks down the proposed natural gas-fired power plant in Mon County. Jared Halper with an update from the White House and Amelia Courts from the Education...

Full show with an update on former Del. Elliot Pritt's criminal charges. Omnis has filed Chapter 11 bankruptcy. More severe weather possible. Retired Police Chief Ed Preston discusses Flock cameras and AI technology. US Attorney Moore Capito discusses the charges against Pritt.

Updates on the recovery efforts from last week's floods and tornadoes. Jeff Jenkins was on the ground in Upshur and Lewis Counties. Pleasants County Commissioner Mike Smith has an update on the tornado cleanup there. Randy Sanders with the latest from Buckhannon. Plus, Chris Hamilton, WV Coal Association President, discusses a proposed natural gas-fired power plant.

Continuing to cover the disaster relief in West Virginia. Metorologist Bryan Hughes and Metronews' Jeff Jenkins have updates. Plus details on how you can help through donations. Brad McElhinny explains a GOP ballot quagmire. Chris Stirewalt talks about the latest data on 2028 Presidential candidates. And... STEAM RELEASE!!!