The Talk Of The Town

Jamie Summerlin stops by with details on upcoming events. Icon, the retired service dog who went missing when he was in the back seat of a stolen car, is in studio with his owner after being reunited.

Milan Puskar Health Right Executive Director Laura Jones talks about a judge's order blocking a state law from taking effect that would add new restrictions to needle exchange programs.

Dave has the latest details on a murder in Taylor County, the 4th of July celebration in Morgantown and a job fair next week for Mylan employees.

Mike Nolting has an update on the suspect in a crash that killed a WVU student in 2020. Brad McElhinny is back and details on the latest twist in the governor's legal battles.

Details on the first Freedom Day at Mylan Park. Plus, remembering the life and career of longtime broadcaster Mike King.

Mon County Commissioners Sean Sikora, Tom Bloom and Jeff Arnett are in studio to discuss the decision to reject regulations approved by the board of health. Also, Laura Petolicchio with the WV Bigfoot Museum joins the show detailing the museum's grand opening and Bigfoot Festival.

Mon County Health Board Chair Sam Chico discusses the regulations for medical marijuana dispensaries in the county that will be taken up by the county commission on Wednesday.

MUB has an update on last week's street flooding in Morgantown. Metronews Sports' Joe Brocato breaks down on this week's baseball tournament. Just Jamie recaps her weekend camped out raising money for Animal Friends.

Mon County Del. Evan Hansen discusses medical marijuana and issues that may need to be addressed by legislators. Dave discusses Wednesday's county commission work session on cannabis.

Dave weighs in on what question needs answered with regards to medical marijuana dispensaries in Mon County. Attorney Teresa Toriseva, representing Morgantown Firefighters, has update on an ongoing lawsuit against the city. Plus, details on fundraisers for United Way and Animal Friends of NCWV.

Brad McElhinny stops by to explain the latest developments with the state Democratic Party. Also, a recap of Morgantown City Council's meeting and whether or not its time to starting meeting in-person again.

Mon County Democrat Executive Committee Chair Shane Assadzandi joins the show to discuss the committee's vote of "No Confidence" for state party chair Belinda Biafore. Mike Nolting explains an unexpected twist in the Shaundarius Reeder murder case.

It's Anything Goes Friday! Dave takes texts and tweets and Mike Nolting recaps the Shaundarius Reeder murder trial.

WAJR's Mike Nolting has an update of the Shaundarius Reeder murder trial. WV AG Patrick Morrisey talks border security and Mark Nesselroad explains concerns with the MCHD regulations for cannabis dispensaries.

WAJR's Mike Nolting recaps the first day of testimony in a Mon County murder trial. Dave breaks down regulations approved by the MCHD regarding medical marijuana dispensaries.

United Steelworkers Local 8-957 President Joe Gouzd joins the show on his way to a rally at the state capitol in an effort to save the Viatras plant in Morgantown. Plus, a wild Westover City Council meeting and a unique vaccination incentive in Washington state.

Brad McElhinny talks about the special session in Charleston and Joe Brocato recaps postseason action in HS Baseball and Softball.

Richard Iaquinta details the Harrison County YMCA 5K coming up later this month. Mon County Commissioner Tom Bloom recaps his discussions with Senator Joe Manchin and Energy Secretary Jennifer Granholm.

Del. Ben Queen announces his plans for the 2022 election. Dan Nagowski stops by to detail the "Flags For Heroes" program.