West Virginia Day: Gov. Patrick Morrisey signed a proclamation recognizing June 20 as West Virginia Day, marking the state’s 163rd anniversary and urging residents to look back at the Mountain State’s Civil War-era birth and forward to America’s 250th. Local Elections: Wood County is consolidating voting precinct locations for the November general election, with nine proposed changes aimed at easing poll-worker shortages and keeping sites close to original locations. Public Safety/Travel: The U.S. Forest Service is starting phased repairs to flood-damaged roads in the Monongahela National Forest, including Forest Road 76 (Cranberry) and Forest Road 86 (Williams River), with temporary closures expected. Health & Science: A new AP-NORC poll finds most Americans disapprove of how President Trump is handling Iran, while a separate report highlights a rare medical case involving a person declared dead who later showed signs of life. Economy & Debt: WalletHub ranks states by debt delinquency, with West Virginia listed among the higher-debt-delinquency states. WVU Costs: The WVU Board of Governors approved FY2027 tuition increases, while noting enrollment has declined. Sports: West Virginia’s College World Series run ended after a loss to North Carolina, while the NCAA finals matchup is set for Oklahoma vs. North Carolina. Community Celebrations: Wheeling marked West Virginia Day at Independence Hall, and events also drew crowds in Huntington, Beckley, and Randolph County for Celtic festival festivities.