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Kansas tornado’s reach is farther than thought; 1,000-plus buildings affected

Matthew Kelly ANDOVER, Kansas — More than 1,000 buildings were affected when a strong tornado swept through Andover on Friday evening. Search and rescue operations were continuing Saturday, officials said in a noon briefing. As the sun rose over the ravaged community, local emergency officials found a more widespread path of destruction than was estimated…
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Angels’ Jo Adell playing less due to string of right-handed pitchers

CHICAGO — The Angels were scheduled to face a right-handed pitcher for the eighth consecutive game Saturday afternoon, which has meant limited opportunities for Jo Adell. Adell started just three of those games. “It does make it more problematic,” Manager Joe Maddon said of all the right-handed pitchers. “I’ve gotta look for spots for him.”…
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Naomi Judd, of Grammy-winning duo The Judds, dies at 76

By KRISTIN M. HALL NASHVILLE, Tenn. (AP) — Naomi Judd, the Kentucky-born singer of the Grammy-winning duo The Judds and mother of Wynonna and Ashley Judd, has died. She was 76. The daughters announced her death on Saturday in a statement provided to The Associated Press. “Today we sisters experienced a tragedy. We lost our…
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Kayvon Thibodeaux self-aware as Joe Schoen’s flashy first Giants pick: ‘You can’t be a guy who blows smoke’

A general manager’s first draft pick with a team means something extra. He will be tied to that player forever, and the pick says something about the GM’s thought process and risk tolerance. Dave Gettleman and Saquon Barkley always will be connected. And now so will Joe Schoen and Kayvon Thibodeaux, the charismatic Oregon pass…
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UCLA football wraps up spring practice heavy on teaching, development

LOS ANGELES — Some coaches approach spring football like a rapid-fire boot camp, jamming in practices on consecutive days and drilling their players. That’s not Chip Kelly. The UCLA football team wrapped up its final practice of the spring Saturday, the last of 15 opportunities to take the field together before school lets out for…
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America, and the world, must do better on resettling refugees

Over 5 million refugees have already left Ukraine, with 3 million offered temporary residence in Poland. Hungary and Romania have accepted over half a million Ukrainian refugees each; Moldova and Slovakia have together accepted almost 800,000. The United States has pledged to accept 100,000 Ukrainians, in addition to the 125,000 quota of refugees from all…
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Gerrit Cole looks to build off the momentum from dominating start vs. Guardians

KANSAS CITY — Gerrit Cole admitted he finally got a good night’s sleep last Sunday night. After struggling to start the season, with lingering questions from last season, the Yankees’ ace put up his most dominant performance of the year in his last start, Sunday against the Guardians back in the Bronx. There was some relief that…
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Orange County baseball standings: Final 2022

Support our high school sports coverage by becoming a digital subscriber. Subscribe now Final Orange County high school baseball standings for 2022. TRINITY LEAGUE League Overall Orange Lutheran 13-2 24-4 JSerra 9-6 18-10 Servite 8-7 16-11 Santa Margarita 6-9 18-10 St. John Bosco 6-9 16-12 Mater Dei 3-12 12-16 SURF LEAGUE League Overall Huntington Beach 8-1…
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NFL draft tracker: Ravens open busy Day 3 by taking Minnesota OT Daniel Faalele

The Ravens opened what should be a busy fourth round with a big pick: Minnesota offensive tackle Daniel Faalele. The 6-foot-8, 384-pound Faalele, taken with the 110th overall pick, projects as a developmental tackle in Baltimore, where the Ravens hope left tackle Ronnie Stanley will return to his All-Pro form after a series of ankle…
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Port of Long Beach estimates $345 million loss if it takes control of Queen Mary

The Port of Long Beach could potentially lose an estimated $354 million over five years if it takes over the Queen Mary and the surrounding propery, requiring it to increase borrowing up to $700 million, according to a recent report included in a first look at the port’s 2023 fiscal year budget. The Long Beach…
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