The Talk Of The Town

WV Treasurer Riley Moore talks about his opposition to a proposal in the Build Back Better bill that would track transactions over $600. Westover City Councilman Ralph Mullins calls in to explain his motion requesting an investigation into the mayor.

Redistricting continues with the Senate unable to agree on boundaries for the 17 state senate districts. Metronews Statewide Correspondent Brad McElhinny attempts to break down what the hold up is.

Fairmont Deputy Mayor Donna Blood talks about the need to censure Mayor Tom Mainella. Brad McElhinny with the latest on redistricting.

Talking redistricting on Tuesday. Mon County Senator Bob Beach announces he won't run for re-election in 2022 and his thoughts on the new state senate district map. Harrison County Delegate Ben Queen weighs in on the map passed out of the House Redistricting Committee.

Details on the return of the Morgantown Community Thanksgiving Dinner. Brad Howe tries to explain the collapse of the Mountaineers in Waco.

Kyle Wiggs stops by to set the scene for High School Football Friday night. Brad McElhinny dives into the governor's comments regarding Charleston Mayor Amy Shuler-Goodwin.

Mike Nolting recaps a busy Morgantown City Council meeting and a plea deal in a Mon County murder case. Plus, Del. Joe Statler talks redistricting.

WAJR's Mike Nolting recaps a drama filled Westover City Council meeting. Metonews Sports' Joe Brocato offers his thoughts as we're reached the halfway point of the high school football season.

Mon County Commissioner Sean Sikora talks broadband.

Preston County Health Department Administrator V.J. Davis gives a boots on the ground perspective of the COVID situation in Preston County.

Dave is back and talks HS football with Kyle Wiggs. Monongalia County Board of Education President Nancy Walker thanks residents for their continued support of the school excess levy.

Westover City Councilman Ralph Mullins discusses his reaction to the audio recording of a Sept 2020 meeting where allegations of corruption within the city administration were made.

Dave discusses accusations of corruption in Westover. Plus, WVU VP of Strategic Initiatives Rob Alsop highlights WVU's success in managing the pandemic on campus.

Monongalia County Commissioner Tom Bloom discusses an upcoming meeting with county and city officials. How WVU's pandemic management strategy has worked. Metronews Sports Joe Brocato breaks WVU's win over Va Tech and this past weekend's HS football action.

The attorney representing firefighters in Morgantown reacts to a judge's decision in their lawsuit against the city of Morgantown. Plus, it's Anything Goes Friday with your calls, texts and tweets.

An update on a Marion County murder trial with Times West Virginian reporter David Kirk. Plus, Fairmont Mayor Tom Mainella addresses a recent controversy involving him and a Fairmont resident.

There is an update in the ongoing lawsuit between Morgantown Firefighers and the city. Plus, Mon County Schools Superintendent Eddie Campbell talks about dealing with COVID in schools.

Preston County Schools Superintendent Steve Wotring talks about the decision to move to fully remote learning. Plus, Preston County Health Administrator V.J. Davis provides context to the spread of COVID in the county.

Dave breaks down the state attorney general's opinion on whether or not vaccine mandates would stand up to the state constitution.

Lt. Col. Rob Suffner, Staff Physician at Mon Health Stonewall Jackson Memorial Hospital and with the 811th Hospital Center joins the show from Kuwait to discuss his role in taking care of Afghan refugees. Plus, former WV House Majority Leader Rick Staton discusses the Manchin compromise voting rights bill.