David Price, WVSSAC Executive Director, talks with Dave about basketball postseason changes, football changes and more upcoming this season for SSAC sports.

Jonathan Savage joins Dave to provide more details on the death of Iranian President Ebrahim Raisi after his helicopter crashed.

“I’ve never seen the service like this, not even during Covid, and I’ve been with the Postal Service for 27 years.” Tim Holstein, Postal Workers Local 133 Vice President, talks with Dave about ongoing issues within the Postal Service.

Tonight on Sportsline, University of Charleston baseball coach Dean Peterson joins to talk his team's battle in the NCAA Regional, and their third consecutive MEC Tournament title.

Democratic consultant Mike Plante joins Hoppy to give his insights on what Democrat candidates need this fall to have a chance to win

“We’ve asked the Governor for $150 million more to the road fund.” State Senator Mike Oliverio joins Hoppy to talk about special session items.

Jon Decker, Senior Editor and White House correspondent for Gray Television, joins Hoppy to discuss the Trump Trial and the chaos at the House of Representatives.

Howard Monroe of WVLY in Wheeling talks with Hoppy about Patrick Morrisey’s nomination, the push for Manchin as potential Governor, and other election results.

“It could’ve taken my life.” West Virginia Secretary of State Candidate Doug Skaff joins Hoppy to give an update on his recovery from not 3, but actually 4 copperhead snake bites after stepping in some tall weeds when collecting his campaign signs.

MetroNews Statewide correspondent Brad McElhinny joins Hoppy with details on the news of the day including WV First Foundation moving ahead on its responsibilities to distribute millions of dollars in opioid settlement funds, and the special legislative session.

Fresh off their top-five performance in the NCAA Regional that qualified them for the NCAA Tournament, WVU Golf Head Coach Sean Covich joined Sportsline to chat about the team’s performance and looking ahead to the NCAA Tournament.

“It hurts more than anything has ever hurt in my life,” recovering campaign signs after the primary, Doug Skaff shares with Hoppy that he had a very unexpected and intense encounter with copperhead snakes.

Following an upset defeat of Craig Blair, Tom Willis talks with Hoppy about how he won the Republican nomination to the state Senate District 15.

Deak Kersey, Chief of Staff in the Secretary of State’s Office, joins Hoppy to talk about a circuit judge’s race in Raleigh County where there may have to be a runoff election because no candidate achieved 30 percent of the vote.

Tonya J. Powers of Fox News Radio joins Hoppy to discuss Michael Cohen back on the stand at the Donald Trump hush money trial.

Matt Lewis is a Jefferson County, WV resident, conservative columnist for the Daily Beast, Podcaster, and Author. He talks with Hoppy about the presidential candidates’ planned debates and current standing.

Tom Susman, owner/operator of WMOV Radio in Ravenswood, President of TSG Consulting, joins Hoppy to provide more insights on the Primary Elections results.

Charlie Trump, State Senator, joins Hoppy and Brad to discuss being elected last night to the West Virginia Supreme Court, and how he will fulfill his duty.

Republican Consultant Greg Thomas joins Hoppy and Brad to take a look at races, and negative campaigns.

Brad McElhinny joins Hoppy in the Encova Insurance Studios for a "postmortem" on the 2024 Primary Elections in the state.

Governor and Senate Republican nominee Jim Justice joins Hoppy and Brad to discuss the path forward for him in the senate race and looking at the gubernatorial race results.

After a long night of covering the election, Greg Hunter joins Hoppy and Brad to share his analysis of the results.

Comparing the MetroNews polls to the results, Rex Repass of Research America and Author of the MetroNews West Virginia Poll analyzes the details with Hoppy and Brad.

Former Charleston Mayor Danny Jones talks with Hoppy and Brad about the gubernatorial race, the republican primary, and how Steve Williams stacks up against Patrick Morrisey.