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President demands unhoused residents leave US capital or face eviction and vowed to use officers to make arrests.

In loving memory of George Donald Kirschbaum Sr., who passed away in 2025 at the age of 95.

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

Fairfax County officials on Aug. 5 formally opened the Burke-Springfield Center for Active Adults, featuring more than 8,000 square feet of accessible space for a variety of programs.

The Falls Church City Council is considering future changes to the city’s tax relief policies for seniors and people with permanent disabilities.

Capital Bikeshare is finally arriving in the Herndon and Huntington areas.

Hear ye, hear ye! If you’re one of those frustrated by the ticket kerfuffle tripping up the Maryland Renaissance Festival, perchance Tysons could interest you in a little Renn Fest.

Feels like a sign.

Republicans paint D.C. as a lawless war zone that only they can fix.

Ruthie’s All-Day and The Italian Store might be some of ARLnow readers’ favorite places to visit in town.

Crab cakes, lobster rolls and fresh ceviche are just some of the options you’ll find at seafood restaurants across Fairfax County.

A new Japanese restaurant and speakeasy with a menu from a Michelin-starred sushi chef is underway in Courthouse.

A D.C.-based real estate firm is looking to redevelop more of the office buildings in McNair’s Woodland Park area just south of Herndon with housing.

Banneker Pool is the place to see and be seen in the summer, and he’s a big part of the reason why.

A new auction just set the highest power price in nearly a decade. Here’s what that means for Pepco customers in D.C.

One month in, riders are still adjusting to the massive Metrobus overhaul.

Restaurants, bars and outdoor venues across Arlington offer a diverse lineup of live music performances to catch throughout the year.

The credits will soon start rolling on Sundance Living, though its fate won’t be as flashy as the one that awaited the heroes of its namesake movie.

After each instance of vandalism, Rose Jaffe has returned to the same Petworth wall to repaint her message.

Construction is continuing at full tilt at Arlington Career Center’s new home, with a planned opening date at the start of the 2026-27 school year.

Portions of the Franconia Rec Center will close later this month through mid-September so that the Fairfax County Park Authority can upgrade air-quality systems in the facility.

Okaton, bike rides, and a pickle swap.

A local Scout has redesigned the room where chemotherapy patients try on wigs at Virginia Hospital Center, seeking to create a more comfortable and welcoming space.

FCPS Says Bodyguard Needed After Threats — “Brian Lambert, the school division’s chief of security, said in an interview that he had been pushing for more security for Reid for.

Drive around on a hot day, rally to protect an Anacostia landmark, and more ways to get involved.

Tesla Cybertruck Vandalized — “What began as a festive Fourth of July celebration on the water at the Columbia Island Marina ended in shock for Michael Sobhi.

West Falls Church siblings Noelle and Lucca Thompson have more in common than just their last name and love for music.

Complaints of incomplete and missed trash collections have hounded Arlington’s new solid waste contractor in its first few days of service.

Reston’s annual cardboard boat race is set to make a splash this weekend. The Cardboard Boat Regatta will return to the waters of Lake Anne on Saturday (Aug. 9) for.

By KONSTANTIN TOROPIN Associated Press ARLINGTON, Va. (AP) — Restoring a memorial to the Confederacy that was removed from Arlington National Cemetery at the recommendation of Congress will cost roughly.

Fairfax County Commonwealth’s Attorney Steve Descano took a swing at the federal government yesterday (Wednesday), claiming that the Trump administration’s immigration crackdown is making it harder for prosecutors to effectively.

If there’s one thing Zach Cregger learned while writing and directing his upcoming horror movie “Weapons,” it’s that the best laughs won’t come from the jokes he writes.

Fairfax County Public Schools (FCPS) is expanding its weapons screening system to every middle and high school this fall.

Five days left and a long way to go. But I believe we can do this!

The $3.7 billion development is more or less a sure thing.

A deceased deer, a run-over rat, a headless goat: someone has to get rid of them.

Plans are underway to expand the business and transform the bookstore into a worker-community-owned cooperative.

It may be muggy out there, but don’t give up on summer just yet. As July melts

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Knock on doors, learn the history of budget riders, or catch a film about co-ops.

An invitation to do what you can (and have your impact doubled!).