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A Flood Warning has been issued, replacing the earlier Flash Flood Warning.

Fair Oaks Mall is hosting a Taste of FFX event tomorrow (Saturday), featuring a mix of local dining and regional chains.

Tomorrow’s military parade in D.C. will bring road closures, protests, flight disruptions and views of fireworks in Arlington — but the weather remains a wildcard.

The Town of Herndon is expanding its summer programming this year with a new “Town Square Tuesdays” concert series.

Arlington school officials expect to record the highest on-time-graduation rate since data began being reported nearly two decades ago, based on preliminary data shared June 12 with the community.

The U.S. Army’s 250th birthday parade isn’t the only procession taking to the streets in the D.C. region tomorrow (Saturday).

The weekend is here and so is a new episode of the ARLnow podcast.

From casual breweries and laid-back sports bars to live music spots, Fairfax County has plenty of great venues for a fun night out.

Despite a rainy forecast and a military parade shutting down some Arlington streets, the Columbia Pike Blues Festival is still a go tomorrow.

By RYAN J.

Snuggly mixed-breed dog Pickles McButterpants is looking for a new home and, thanks to a donation, his adoption fee is free.

Fairfax County supervisors wrapped up the 2024-2025 Site-Specific Plan Amendment (SSPA) cycle at their meeting on Tuesday (June 10) with a few tweaks to recommendations from the Planning Commission.

After a week of hot and humid weather, heavy rain is on the way to cool things down a bit.

There’s a chance it might rain on the U.S. Army’s 250th birthday parade in D.C. tomorrow (Saturday). Scheduled to roll down Constitution Avenue starting at 6:30 p.m.

And yes, we finally explain what the heck TOPA is.

Also: A local warrior ponders when it’s time to call it quits, and D.C. might get to vote on what time it should be.

Against a tense political backdrop and corporate pullback, many locals turned out just as they do every year.

We owe it to the incarcerated residents whose chances at release keep being arbitrarily denied.

That don't require interfacing with that other, massive event on the National Mall.

Rally outside the Wilson Building, celebrate what makes D.C. D.C., and root yourself in community.

Whether you’re craving an egg sandwich or a bagel piled high with your favorite toppings, there are quite a few spots around Arlington to get your fix.

Harmful Algae in Burke Lake — A blue-green algae bloom that could pose health risks to people and animals has been identified at Burke Lake, prompting the Fairfax County Park.

The Arlington School Board appointed a new principal at Washington-Liberty High School last night (Thursday) in a controversial vote.

Police are continuing to investigate a fatal stabbing that occurred at a bus stop on Richmond Highway in Groveton earlier this week.

Real-estate sales data for May paint a mixed picture but show no signs of impending doom for the Arlington and Falls Church markets.

Facing funding threats at both the state and federal levels, Fairfax County leaders have publicly maintained confidence in their policies banning voluntary cooperation with Immigration and Customs Enforcement (ICE).

Possible ICE Activity — “We are aware of reports of ICE agents harassing Arlington residents on S Glebe Rd. yesterday.

Arguably the most famous of all Fairfax County residents turned up Tuesday (June 10), as the local Board of Supervisors ramped up planning for the nation’s 250th birthday bash.

After nearly two years of inactivity, a new developer has taken over a stalled redevelopment project in Clarendon.

Herndon officials had a grave discussion earlier this week about plans to build out the remainder of Chestnut Grove Cemetery (831 Dranesville Road).

A proposal that will bring more housing to Oakton near the Vienna Metro station has a stamp of approval from the Fairfax County Board of Supervisors.

And how to avoid it.

It marked the city's 50th annual Pride celebration and the 25th anniversary of WorldPride.

The fencing was in place for just over 24 hours, and comes down only hours before the WorldPride Parade is scheduled to begin.

Under financial and political pressure, the mayor is moving to roll back public coverage for low-income and undocumented residents.

The D.C. Council is also delaying an increase in the tipped minimum wage as they consider a full repeal of Initiative 82 and pushing back on Bowser's proposal to revoke the city's sanctuary city status.

Data shows that the industry is actually doing well.

For incarcerated people, access to communication with the people they love is as necessary as food and water.

From Pride events to underground jazz to a Mamma Mia drive-in experience, there's plenty to get into this weekend.

Plus, a Pride panel, art build, and more.