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What channel is North Carolina-WVU today? Time, TV schedule to watch women’s March Madness
Duke coach Jon Scheyer, players preview Baylor matchup in March Madness
Duke plays Baylor in the second round of the NCAA Tournament. Jon Scheyer and several Blue Devils discussed the matchup Saturday at Lenovo Center.
North Carolina women’s basketball is one step closer to the Sweet 16 following an easy win over Oregon State on Saturday.
No. 6 seed West Virginia (25-7) will be the next test for the No. 3 Tar Heels (28-7). UNC will host the Mountaineers at 7 p.m. Monday in the 2025 women’s NCAA Tournament second-round game in Chapel Hill’s Carmichael Arena.
North Carolina picked up a 70-49 win over the Beavers in the first round, led by a 19-point performance by Lexi Donarski. Meanwhile, West Virginia earned a 78-59 victory over No. 11 Columbia.
This will mark the second-ever matchup between the Tar Heels and Mountaineers. In the first matchup, North Carolina won 95-56 on Nov. 17, 1979, in Harrisonburg, Virginia.
Here’s how to watch UNC’s second-round game against West Virginia on Monday in the women’s NCAA Tournament:
What channel is UNC vs West Virginia on today?
North Carolina-West Virginia will air live on ESPN2, with streaming options available via March Madness Live or the ESPN app, both with a valid cable login. Another option is Fubo, which offers potential subscribers a free trial and covers the ESPN family of networks.
Watch UNC-WVU women’s basketball live with Fubo (free trial)
North Carolina vs West Virginia time today
- Date: Monday, March 24
- Time: 7 p.m. ET
- Location: Carmichael Arena (Chapel Hill, N.C.)
The Tar Heels-Mountaineers game is scheduled for a 7 p.m. ET tipoff on Monday, March 24, inside Chapel Hill’s Carmichael Arena.
UNC vs West Virginia predictions, picks, odds
Odds courtesy of BetMGM as of Sunday, March 23
- Spread: West Virginia (-1.5)
- Over/under: 126.5
- Moneyline: West Virginia -118 | UNC -102
Prediction: UNC 70, West Virginia 64
The Tar Heels prove too much for the Mountaineers and pull away late in the fourth quarter with a big run.
North Carolina women’s basketball schedule 2024-25
Here are North Carolina’s last five results. See the Tar Heels’ full 2025 schedule here.
- March 2: Virginia 78, UNC 75
- March 6: UNC 78, Boston College 71 (ACC Tournament)
- March 7: UNC 60, Florida State 56 (ACC Tournament)
- March 8: NC State 62, UNC 55 (ACC Tournament)
- March 22: No. 3 UNC 70, Oregon State 49 (NCAA Tournament)
West Virginia women’s basketball schedule 2024-25
Here are West Virginia’s last five results. See the Mountaineers’ full 2025 schedule here.
- Feb. 26: West Virginia 75, Utah 46
- March: West Virginia 85, Cincinnati 69
- March 7: West Virginia 73, Kansas State 69 (Big 12 Tournament)
- March 8: TCU 71, West Virginia 65 (Big 12 Tournament)
- March 22: No. 6 West Virginia 78, No. 11 Columbia 59 (NCAA Tournament)
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Charleston commemorates Juneteenth with downtown parade and celebration – WV MetroNews
CHARLESTON, W.Va – Charleston is celebrating Juneteenth with its annual parade, followed by a celebration in Slack Plaza featuring live entertainment, food, educational exhibits, and more.
The parade stepped off from the Martin Luther King, Jr. Community Center at 11:30 on Friday with a long line of organizations participating and several community members recognized as “Mr. and Miss Juneteenth.” Smiles dotted the procession as organizers watched a community come together.
“It’s just a wonderful thing when we can bring the community together to celebrate freedom, and here in West Virginia, we’ve had some challenges because they’ve said that Juneteenth is not a state holiday, but our people are still celebrating,” parade chairperson Karen Williams said.
The parade marked the start of an entire day recognizing the history of Juneteenth, the emancipation of more than 250,000 enslaved Black people when the Union Army arrived at Galveston, Texas, on June 19, 1865. With the last stronghold of slavery in the Confederate States eradicated that day, June 19 came to be celebrated as a second independence day, and President Joe Biden established it as a national holiday in 2021.
In West Virginia, former Gov. Jim Justice was the first to declare a state holiday and did so in each of his last four years in office. Gov. Patrick Morrisey recognized Juneteenth with a proclamation on Friday but has not declared a state holiday in 2025 or 2026.
“Representation really matters, so seeing Black queens and Black kings roaming the streets of Charleston is a beautiful thing, and it’s a needed thing. I think there’s a lot more people that aren’t going to celebrate Juneteenth than people that are, so I think it’s really important that we continue to celebrate this holiday and show why it’s important,” Miss Juneteenth Adult Keyarna Frederick said.
Different groups from around the Kanawha Valley came out to participate from businesses and youth organizations to political committees and arts collectives. Williams believes that shows that Juneteenth is a day for the entire community to celebrate.
“Appalachian people have always grown up and lived together, and what we want—we want people to continue that. We want people to continue to be together. We’re not saying this is a Black event or a white event. We welcome all people to come and participate,” she said.
The parade route echoed her sentiment as nearly everyone who joined the parade shared handshakes, high-fives, and hugs. That spirit of togetherness spoke to the day’s honorees as well.
“It’s definitely something that we should all be celebrating. It’s for all of us, not just for a certain color or a certain kind. It’s for all of us, so I believe everyone should be celebrating this day,” Mr. Juneteenth Adult Edward Frederick said.
“This is my first time in the parade. It’s so beautiful. It’s so amazing to see different organizations a part of the parade, seeing how much muscle has went into even doing something like this, so I think it’s a beautiful thing for Charleston,” Keyarna Frederick added.
From the parade to the activities in Slack Plaza, the day’s organizers sought to create an environment to celebrate Juneteenth with a spirit of unity. Williams hopes that anyone that joined or watched felt that along the way.
“I want them to see that we are Almost Heaven, West Virginia; that we are celebrating freedom; and that we are a community that embraces one another,” she said.
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Delays expected during traffic shift on US 119 for bridge work
BOONE COUNTY, W.Va. (WSAZ) – We have a traffic alert for drivers in the Danville area of Boone County.
Starting on Friday, they should expect delays as crew perform work on the Jill Micah Hess Bridge along U.S. 119.
According to the West Virginia Department of Transportation, northbound traffic will be shifted from the slow lane to the fast lane.
This will take place from 7 a.m. to 5 p.m., and drivers are asked to expect delays.
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