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VERIFY reader George asked whether Tyson Foods is laying off American workers and replacing them with “illegal immigrants.” Here's what we found:

No, Tyson Foods is not hiring ‘illegal immigrants’ while laying off U.S. workers Tyson has announced that it’s closing a plant in Iowa, but claims that the company is replacing those workers with “illegal immigrants” are false.

Lunar eclipses, like the one this weekend, always come around within weeks of a solar eclipse.

Lunar eclipse: How to watch the penumbral eclipse on Monday

Ravi Vongavolu was arrested in December and charged with attempted indecent liberties and computer-solicitation of child under 15 years old.

Virginia man busted in child predator sting arrested trying to leave the country at Dulles

A U.S. Park Police spokesperson said they are still searching for the driver.

Park Police officer hospitalized in hit-and-run crash in DC

Wednesday is the first full day of spring!

Welcome astronomical spring The vernal equinox occurred Tuesday night at 11:06 p.m.

It's part of a university sponsored week-long alternative spring break excursion.

Bowie State students visit London to see alum Myles Frost on stage

Today is MeatOut Day in Prince George's County!

New healthy options coming to Prince George's County as March 20 is named "MeatOut Day" To encourage residents to try a different lifestyle, the county has adopted March 20 as “MeatOut Day”.

The cause is still under investigation.

Burke house fire sends 1 to hospital

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New 8000 series Metro cars on display for Fleet of the Future Expo This will be first time Metro has hosted the public to see a mock-up of its newest fleet additions on the Mall since 1968.

Riders and county leaders alike are concerned about construction closures along the Red Line this summer.

'It would mean I couldn't get to work' | Red Line riders concerned by major Metro construction closures County leaders warn of the "major impact" closures will have to communities along the Red Line corridor.

Alexandria Police did not provide further details about the suspect.

Alexandria Police arrest wanted homicide suspect after Old Town search

Hazel's work is done, but what comes next?

Here's what's next for Alexandria's 'Project Hazel' tunnel The tunnel aims to solve one of Alexandria’s biggest environmental issues since the city was built.

Maryland has spent at least $42 million over the past five years in a battle against litter and debris along state roads.

Maryland launches multi-million dollar effort to clean shocking debris from roadways

Officers say they searched for the suspects but the two men were not found after they drove away in a black Audi SUV.

Drive-Thru Robbery: Police looking for men who tried to rob a bank No weapons were used and no one was injured.

New drug-free zones take effect this morning. Here's where they are.

DC residents prepare for second set of drug free zones, 24 hours after first round of enforcements The new drug free zones begin Wednesday, March 20 at 8 a.m.

This year's event hosted by Lake Braddock Secondary School featured an exceptional lineup of inspiring women.

Professional Women's Conference aims to inspire student leaders This year's event hosted by Lack Braddock Secondary School featured an exceptional lineup of inspiring women.

Less than an hour after the carjacking, officers were called to investigate a hit-and-run involving the stolen car.

Police arrest teen for carjacking, hit-and-run with stolen vehicle in NW DC

This Alexandria teacher just made history!

'The Oscar of teaching' | Alexandria City High School English teacher recognized with national award The Alexandria City High School teacher won the Milken Educator Award, and $25,000.

It will be briefly milder Wednesday before temperatures drop below average through the weekend.

FORECAST: First full day of Spring Wednesday feels like it, but winds stay gusty

Welcome astronomical spring

Welcome astronomical spring The vernal equinox occurred Tuesday night at 11:06 p.m.

Police are searching for a black Infiniti, which is what they believe the suspects were inside of.

'I'm sick and tired of being sick and tired' | Community demands accountability and change at meeting in Shaw after mass shooting

National Harbor sports bar becomes resource center for military veterans | The Nightcap Amid the food and beverage, there were programs for service members transitioning to civilian life -- as well as a hiring fair and support networks.

In January 2023, six law enforcement officers broke into a Mississippi home without a warrant and assaulted two men.

Mississippi ‘Goon Squad’ deputies get yearslong sentences for racist torture of 2 Black men

Viral posts falsely claiming Buckingham Palace flags were flown at half-mast sparked conspiracies amid reports of a pending announcement from the royal family.

No, flags at Buckingham Palace were not recently flown at half-mast

A D.C. man is in custody in connection to a deadly shooting that occurred in November of last year.

DC man arrested for shooting, killing man in November of last year Nearly five months later, police have announced an arrest in the deadly shooting.

When it comes to the opioid crisis, numbers tell a story in Virginia.

New legislation to help Virginia fentanyl crisis In the last three years, 177 people died of fentanyl overdosing in Prince William County, with 47 additional cases pending toxicology results.

Detectives say what is believed to be a black Infiniti is wanted in connection to the deadly shooting.

DC Police search for car in connection to Shaw shooting that killed 2, injured 5

The cause of the fire is unknown at this time.

Firefighters work to put out house fire in Bailey's Crossroads area Everyone who lives in the home is accounted for and there are no reported injuries.

The tunnel aims to solve one of Alexandria’s biggest environmental issues since the city was built.

Alexandria's massive tunnel project is done -- what's next?

Simon, who played 15 seasons in the NHL, died Monday.

Former Capitals player Chris Simon dead at 52