
N. Va. food distribution program celebrates 10 years of feeding students
A community-based effort providing food to local students marked 10 years of service this week. An event at the Grace Hopper Center on Saturday was one of several that Food […]
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A community-based effort providing food to local students marked 10 years of service this week. An event at the Grace Hopper Center on Saturday was one of several that Food […]

A man is fighting for his life after being struck by a Metro train at the Virginia Square station. Initial reports suggest the man fell onto the tracks and was […]

This week's Readers' Choice poll asks community members to select their favorite lunch destination in Arlington.

Arlington’s elected officials on the County Board and in Richmond appear to have different ideas on who should shoulder higher costs for Metro service. As part of an annual legislative […]

Pentagon City’s ice skating rink is back tonight (Friday), kicking off the season with a spooky celebration. Costumes are encouraged at the Westpost ice rink’s “Thriller on Ice” event, taking […]

Violators spotted on Falls Church’s newly relocated red light cameras will start receiving citations on Nov. 21. The enforcement cameras are now located at the intersections of Broad and Washington […]

Several Democratic elected officials in Arlington plan to visit all 54 of the county’s voting precincts on Election Day to thank volunteers and election workers. The barnstorming initiative will build […]

Halloween Weekend Is Here — Trick-or-treating in Arlington usually runs from around 6-8 p.m. Wilson and Clarendon Blvds will close between N. Highland Street and Washington Blvd from 10 p.m.-3 a.m. that night, […]

Good Thursday evening, Arlington. Here’s a look back at today’s most-read stories and a look ahead to tomorrow. 📈 Today’s most-read stories Assault in park near W-L raises safety concerns […]

A man has been sentenced to prison after leading state troopers on a high-speed chase on I-395 while in possession of an opioid more potent than fentanyl. Jeffrey Asare was […]

County leaders this week were criticized both for going too far, and not going far enough, in limiting the use of automated license-plate readers in the county. Most who spoke […]

A group of teenagers in a park near Washington-Liberty High School reportedly attacked a peer during school hours earlier this week. The assault, which a local parent says follows other […]

Douglas Park residents have been greeted by some extra ghoulish sights this Halloween season as neighbors compete for the spookiest house in the neighborhood. Tomorrow (Friday) is the last day […]

The last of three new bagel shops in Ballston is finally getting ready to open its doors. A grand opening at PopUp Bagels is scheduled for Friday, Nov. 6 at […]

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