O’s Notebook: Top prospect Jordan Westburg at second base for Monday’s MLB debut
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The long-awaited Baltimore debut for the Orioles top prospect Jordan Westburg has arrived.
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VDOT prepared for severe weather expected throughout Virginia today
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The Virginia Department of Transportation is prepared to address the potential impacts of the forecasted severe weather expected this afternoon and into the evening.
Echoes of August 2020 flooding: Staunton implements $80K flood awareness system
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If flooding happens in the Queen City again like in early August 2020, the city will be ready with a new flood awareness system.
Follow these food safety practices this summer at picnics and potlucks
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Invitations to picnics, potlucks, cookouts and outdoor gatherings are plentiful during summer months but eating outside presents some food safety challenges.
Norfolk woman gets 15 years in prison for her role in scalding death of her daughter
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A Norfolk judge sentenced 29-year-old Shelby Rae Love to 15 years in prison for the neglect and subsequent felony homicide of her 2-year-old, Harley Williams.
Tony Bennett not getting Jarin Stevenson isn’t the worst thing in the world
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You’re never going to hear anything from Team Tony Bennett about the failed pursuit of Jarin Stevenson, because that’s Team Tony Bennett – which holds secrets closer than a papal conclave.
AG Jason Miyares announces 10 members for nation’s first antisemitism task force
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Through an application process, Virginia Attorney General Jason Miyares selected 10 members for an antisemitism task force.
Lost deep below sea level, submersible was set to survey Titanic wreckage
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Debris has not been found on the ocean’s surface and no sounds of explosions heard to point to disaster, but where is the Titan?
Virginia LGBTQ+ candidates fare well in Tuesday primaries, look ahead to November ballot
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The November ballots in Virginia will include eight LGBTQ+ candidates for seats in the General Assembly.
Fans, extra ice in store for 5,000 plus inmates in Virginia without A/C this summer
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More than 24,000 inmates will spend the summer in jail, and the Virginia Department of Corrections is doing what it can to make conditions as comfortable as possible in the sweltering heat.
