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The House Judiciary Committee continued a war of words with many of Arlington’s local leaders in a new report slamming attempts to shield undocumented immigrants.

Fairfax County is leading the way in terms of representation in the record-breaking 2026 Northern Virginia Senior Olympics.

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A man from Spotsylvania was arrested last week for allegedly threatening to bomb one of Northern Virginia’s biggest mosques.

Police used a Taser to subdue a man who allegedly advanced on an officer with a broken bottle outside a Clarendon business Saturday morning.

A Fredericksburg-based specialty pet supply store plans to open its tenth location in Chantilly — its first in Fairfax County — this fall.

A U.K.-based quantum computing company is establishing a new U.S. headquarters in Arlington.

The results certainly weren’t projected to turn out so favorably for the Wakefield Warriors golf team.

Since it began collecting near-miss data for local roads in 2021, Northern Virginia Families for Safe Streets has accumulated more evidence that such close calls between drivers and other travelers.

After 42 years as a full-service Greek restaurant in the Bluemont neighborhood, Two Chefs Pizza has rebooted as a fast-casual spot.

A missing piece that would complete Discovery Square’s transformation from planned office park into a mixed-use, residential development in the Sully District is nearing the final stages of approval from.

Boosters of a resurrected community radio station acknowledge they will have to build trust before establishing deep bonds with the county government.

A Greek restaurant chain from Maryland will continue its recent expansion into Northern Virginia with a new location in Reston.

A local LGBTQ+ advocacy group has joined a statewide coalition seeking to pass one of three Virginia constitutional amendments on the Nov. 3 ballot.

The Fairfax County Board of Supervisors approved a comprehensive plan amendment last Tuesday, Sept.

The ninth annual Arlington Visual Art Studio Tour is returning this weekend with works from nearly 60 artists. Artists will be displaying their works and welcoming the community.

Woman Killed in Route 50 Crash Identified — Fairfax County police identified the woman who was killed in a crash while using a mobility wheelchair to cross Route 50 on.

Langston Blvd Project Approved — County Board members on Saturday voted 5-0 to permit razing of the former Air & Space Force Association building at 1501 Langston Blvd, replacing it.

President Donald Trump said Sunday that the massive arch he wants to build between the Lincoln Memorial and Arlington National Cemetery would become a “top grade military complex” able to.

A woman was killed earlier Friday (Sept. 18) after she was struck by a driver while traveling on Route 50 in a wheelchair. Officers were dispatched at 7:27 p.m.

Two flashes of light and loud booms were seen and heard across Northern Virginia last night (Thursday), including in parts of Arlington.

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Thousands are expected to gather at Reston Town Center this weekend for the Reston Multicultural Festival, which will celebrate its 25th year of making connections across cultures.

A 31-year-old Arlington woman is behind bars after an unusual home break-in in the Cherrydale neighborhood last night. Police received a 911 call just before 11 p.m.

More than two years of construction at Mars Inc.’s longtime headquarters in McLean could wrap up in the coming months.

Even as some areas become increasingly urban, Fairfax County offers plenty of opportunities for residents looking to enjoy nature or some outdoor recreation, from national parks to neighborhood hangouts.

Patronize theaters, join a protest, and other ways to get involved.

Explore the globe right from our hometown at an Oktoberfest gathering, an international street festival, or an Ethiopian New Year’s party.

Plans to build a new commercial corridor at Capitol Gateway are finally inching forward.

For the team at Today's Pizza, it's always been bigger than the pies.

Undercover videos show the Ward 8 councilmember both deeply involved in the community and taking wads of cash from a businessman.

Cuts to SNAP, surging costs, and federal layoffs are making it difficult for District residents to put food on the table. .

Congressional Black Caucus Week networking, a museum birthday party, and more ways to get involved.