“Another great year for the state of West Virginia.” July marks the beginning of a new fiscal year nationwide. Larry Pack, State Revenue Secretary joins Talkline to provide an update on the fiscal year for West Virginia including ending the fiscal year with a $800 million+ surplus.

Research America Pollster Rex Repass joins Talkline to discuss the growing concern in the Democratic party after last night's presidential debate where Joe Biden struggled under the bright lights.

Mike Pushkin is the West Virginia Party Chair. Mike joins Hoppy to look at the positives of the debate for Democrats, despite a lackluster performance from President Biden.

Homeschooling is a hot topic in West Virginia right now. Today on Talkline, Hoppy is joined by Roy Ramey of the Home Educators Association to talk the benefits of homeschooling with the appropriate oversight.

“It’s actually sad in some ways, he’s clearly struggling.” Matt Herridge, WV Republican Party Chair joins Hoppy to give the Republican perspective on last night’s presidential debate.

“This is about a person who had a long career, whether you like him or not, and it’s sad.” After last night’s dismal showing from Joe Biden in the presidential debate, Rex Repass of Research America joins Hoppy to discuss the growing concern around President’s Biden health and age.

Donnie Mays, Hurricane Head Football Coach, joins Travis and Coach Hunter to talk about WVU commit Tyshawn Dues, Da’Ron Parks’ offers, and looking forward to the upcoming season.

After a shocking bust in South Charleston, Timothy Jackson was given a 14-year prison sentence. U.S. Attorney Will Thompson joins Talkline to give the shocking details of the scale of the operation found in a St. Albans apartment.

“It is the law that they are supposed to submit a portfolio assessment in third, fifth, eighth and 11th grade” Amy Nichole Grady is the Senate Education Committee Chair. She joins Hoppy on this morning’s Talkline to look at the problems with homeschooling the state is facing.

MetroNews Statewide Reporter Brad McElhinny joins Hoppy to give the newest updates on Jim Justice’s family businesses, including the resolution of an old debt, but a new debt to battle.

Tonight, presidential candidates Donald Trump and Joe Biden take to the stage for the first presidential debate of the 2024 Presidential election. Jon Decker joins the show to highlight what to watch for, as well as what’s at stake for each candidate.

MetroNews’ Jeff Jenkins joins Hoppy to give details on the removal of the long-standing 1-cent tax on all soda beverages.

After surfacing in an auction weeks ago, the historic documents signed by Abraham Lincoln showing resources being sent to what is now West Virginia have been purchased by Jefferson County Prosecutor Matt Harvey. Harvey joins Talkline to share how he became aware of the documents and what made him...

“Over 10,000 pills were made that were nothing but fentanyl.” Will Thompson is the U.S. Attorney for West Virginia’s southern district. He joins Talkline to reveal details about a shocking case that found a South Charleston man counterfeiting oxycodone pills, but with fentanyl.

After a storied 46-year career, WDNE-FM Elkins’ Roger Taylor has announced his retirement. Roger joins Talkline to reflect on his career, the moments he remembers the most, and what made him finally call it quits and enjoy his retirement.

Joe and Coach Hunter recap an interview with North Marion graduate and latest WVU Baseball commit Jace Rinehart where he talks about playing in the Cape Cod league, his ethic, and looking forward to playing for WVU as the latest WVU Baseball commit.

"This is where I think it differs from some of these other stories..." MetroNews Statewide Correspondent Brad McElhinny dives into the latest Governor Justice debt settlement, and how it differs from previous legal battles Gov. Justice has faced.

Michael Tomasky is a progressive commentator and author from Morgantown, WV. He joins Hoppy to talk what he would advise each candidate to focus on during the debate, and what each candidate can hope to accomplish at Thursday night's debate.

“It’s unacceptable. Especially when you consider these are requirements in state code.” Michele Blatt, WV Schools Superintendent, joined Hoppy to discuss the lack of oversight towards homeschooling leading to only 37% of homeschooling assessments being turned in to state officials.

Lately he can be found topping the charts on TikTok and iTunes, but today Charleston native Stephen Thomas can be found on Talkline where he chatted with Hoppy about his musical career, the success he's found recently, and his new single "Back Home."

“This is a unique debate…” Bob Thompson is a professor of TV, Radio, and Film at Syracuse University. Bob joined today's episode of Talkline where he and Hoppy look ahead to the first presidential debate Thursday night.

MetroNews Statewide Reporter and friend of the show Brad McElhinny joins Hoppy to detail the newest legal issue Governor Justice is facing: being forced to sell one of his businesses to settle debt.

John Ashworth, Cabell Midland Head Football Coach, talks with Tony and Coach Hunter about being named Head Football Coach, his history, and Cabell Midland’s performance.

"They got reports of 450,000 images and videos in 2004, last year they got 100 million images and video files sent to them." Will Thompson and Jennifer Herrald are U.S. Attorneys in the state's southern district. They join today's episode of Talkline to discuss the prevalence of child sex crimes ...