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Someone is Killing Bald Eagles Around America's Capital

More than a dozen bald eagles were killed last month in a Maryland field. Authorities won't say much about the deaths other than it wasn't due to natural causes and a reward for leads has been offered in the case.

Four more bald eagles were found dead in Delaware over the weekend. In that case, the cause has not been determined. >>> Read more.

»Photo of dead bald eagle courtesy of Maryland Department of Natural Resources

Bear + Cub Spotted Sunday Night: Police

A bear and cub were spotted by a resident Sunday night in the Vienna area, Fairfax County Police said Monday.

Police note that spring, which officially arrived Sunday, is the time when black bears and cubs emerge from their winter dens, typically between mid-March to early May in Virginia. >>> Read more.

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Your 'Spring Has Sprung' Forecast: Northern Virginia Weather

• Springtime weather is around the corner — honest. Here's the latest.

Police: Wedding Ring Stolen Off Finger of Patient

• It's the second report of items stolen from a patient at Fairfax Nursing Center, 10701 Main St.

[Watch Live] D.C. Bald Eagle Cam: 2 Eaglets - A New Level of Adorable

• Two bald eagle eggs have hatched. Eaglet mania at #dceaglecam

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