On this WV Morning, drug graduations, speedway racing, and Appalachian traffic fatalities.

On this WV Morning, the final installment of our Public Works series; also, we hear about an energy efficiency business conference in Huntington, take a historical walking tour through a cemetery in Wheeling, and talk with the author of Crapalachia.

On this WV Morning, activists protest FirstEnergy shareholder meeting, baseball heroes in tornado country, and story 2 of our 3-part Public Works series.

On this WV Morning, the US Department of Veteran’s Affairs has a brand new women’s clinic at its hospital outside of Huntington. Also, a new teacher evaluation system approved by the West Virginia Legislature in 2011 is one factor that allowed the state to get a waiver from the federal No Child Left Behind law.

On this WV Morning, Speaker Thompson steps down from his legislative positions as speaker, majority leader, and delegate from Wayne County; also, the WV state History Bowl, and Marshall softball.

On this WV Morning, a follow-up story to last week's tour of a Mingo County reclaimed mine site.

On this WV Morning, Appalachian Basin Natural Gas Vehicle Expo and Conference is in Charleston this week; also, a story about Mother’s Day and the women of the Civil War era; and, sports history in the Mountain State.

On this WV Morning, Cecelia Mason has a conversation with award-winning author Laurence Leamer about his latest book, The Price of Justice, which encircles the legal battle between independent mine owner Hugh Caperton and former Massey Energy CEO Don Blankenship. Jessica Lilly also spoke with attorney Bruce Stanley, one of the two lawyers featured Leamer's book.

On this WV Morning,community organizations in Williamson, in Mingo County, are working together to bring economic diversity to the area by working with citizens there to incorporate healthy lifestyles and energy efficient technology. That story and more.