Ceremonies are set across the state today to pay tribute to those who made the ultimate sacrifice for our nation. Also today, the man who just left the Department of Health and Human Resources as the second in command, may be one of those the Legislature will lean on to perform a complete review of the agency. Housing on the Fairmont State campus may cost less in the coming years. A WVU professor of counseling talks about the difficulty in spotting somebody who might commit a mass murder in the future. In Sports, WVU awaits the announcement to see if they make the NCAA baseball tourney and the Coca Cola 600 is in the books. Those stories and more in today's MetroNews This Morning podcast.

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30 May 2022