Corporation for Public Broadcasting changes bylaws to stop Trump firing of directors
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The CPB has changed its bylaws to prevent President Donald Trump from firing members of its board of directors.
Search Results for Washington
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Podcast: O’s in turmoil, Nats in perpetual rebuild, UVA Baseball news and notes
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How about a half-hour of baseball talk to start your week off? All apologies to the other ball sports, but baseball is my jam.
Monticello Wine Week to celebrate winemakers, wines produced in the region
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Monticello Wine Week will feature events in multiple locations June 5-8 celebrating exceptional wines from the Charlottesville area.
Preservation Virginia releases annual endangered historic places list
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Preservation Virginia has released its annual list of historic places in the Commonwealth facing imminent or sustained threats.
Brandon Hyde is out, and Baltimore Orioles GM Mike Elias could be next
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The Baltimore Orioles, plagued by injuries and underperforming all season, lost manager Brandon Hyde early Saturday, with the GM, Mike Elias, announcing that he had fired Hyde before a matinee contest against the Washington Nationals.
Baltimore Orioles fire long-time manager Brandon Hyde after 15-28 start
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I wrote Friday night that Brandon Hyde might still have a couple of weeks left to turn things around in Baltimore. Turns out, he’s done now.
Baltimore Orioles in freefall: How much longer does Brandon Hyde get?
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The Baltimore Orioles are no longer just reeling. They’re in full-out freefall mode at this point.
UVA Football: Tony Elliott has a team, and no more excuses for not winning
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Tony Elliott won a grand total of 11 games in his first three years as the UVA Football coach, but you could cut him some slack.
Severe weather potential, including tornadoes, possible in Virginia tonight
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There is potential for severe thunderstorms in Virginia tonight that may produce high winds, heavy rain, lightning and localized tornadoes.
Former deputy files $5.35M suit against Augusta County sheriff over forced resignation
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The $5.35 million federal civil rights lawsuit filed against Augusta County Sheriff Donald Smith that is making news today might need to be taken with a grain of salt.
