Georgia leaders, including Senators Warnock and Ossoff, are urging OSHA for transparency and updates as they investigate the deadly explosion at Tyson Foods.
A fire at the Tyson Foods Plant in Berryville, Arkansas, sent more than two dozen people to the hospital. A confident ...
While 10 employees who sustained minor injuries from the explosion are back at work, two other employees are still recovering ...
More than two dozen local firefighters were treated and released from a local hospital after a fire Wednesday, Jan. 15 ...
A fire at the Tyson Foods Plant in Berryville, Arkansas, sent more than two dozen people to the hospital Wednesday.
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U.S. Sens. Rev. Raphael Warnock and Jon Ossoff of Georgia are calling on the Occupational Safety and Health Administration to ...
At least one person is presumed dead after an overnight explosion sent a Tyson Foods plant up in flames, authorities say.
A fire at a Tyson Foods Plant in Perryville, Arkansas, hospitalized more than 2 dozen people on Wednesday, according to our ...
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Dozens of firefighters injured from Tyson plant fireMore than a dozen firefighters were treated for chemical burns on Jan. 15 after battling a fire that broke out at a Tyson ...
In December, the wife of a Tyson Foods truck driver was killed and several employees were injured in the explosion.
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