On this WV Morning, we remember JFK who spoke in WV during the state's 100th birthday--fifty years ago. Suzanne Higgins has a conversation with representative Nick Rahall about his history with the state. Also Ashton Marra brings us a debate over water rates. That and more.

On this WV Morning, Morgantown celebrates the state's sesquicentennial, and a couple theater stories, too!

On this WV Morning, Roane County residents react to worst flood in as long as anyone can remember, also the Board of Education determines new teacher hiring regulations, and one man sees how revitalizing manufacturing is possible in the state.

On this WV Morning, the silent run for Speaker of the House is wrapping up, Ben Adducchio interviews filmmakers on their new documentary about WV's road to statehood, and more.

On this WV Morning, a Wheeling Jesuit biology professor takes issue with a proposed frackwater facility, Marshall has a new budget, and a conversation with Buck Smith--president of Davis & Elkins College.

On this WV Morning, a must-hear report by Jessica Lilly on prescription addiction in the state. That and we travel further down Rt. 219.

On this WV Morning, meet 20th century artist Virginia B. Evans, digital devices redefined, and traveling down 219 meets carnivals of yore along the way.

On this WV Morning, a selenium bill sparks citizen ‘subpoena’ that gets no response from lawmakers, a Broadband Summit seeks solutions for rural deployment, and WVU increases tuition six (6) percent.

On this WV Morning, coal ash in DC, a conversation with newly appointed Abandoned Mine Lands and Reclamation Program Chief Robert Rice, and Preston County has a new movie star resident: Zack the Giraffe.