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Arlington homeowners may find themselves facing a double-whammy at tax time again in 2025.

Tonight is the night before Thanksgiving, traditionally one of the busiest nights for local bars and restaurants as people return home and reunite with old friends. Nicknamed "Blackout Wednesday" or "Drinksgiving" by some, the evening has become something of an unofficial holiday, particularly among young professionals. Local establishments often offer special events and deals to

A jury has acquitted a 31-year-old Arlington man who had been charged with the murder of his 3-month-old daughter.

Just Reduced includes a 4 BD/3 BA, 2 half bath home with a gas fireplace and attached garage.

This article was written by Michael Stiefvater, Director of Business Investment for Arlington Economic Development.

Curry & Clay Oven on Langston Blvd (staff photo by Katie Taranto)

A majority of the 2,400 owners of single-family homes in Falls Church soon could be allowed to build standalone accessory-dwelling units (ADUs) with far less government oversight. City Council members on Monday (Nov. 25) formally started the ball rolling on a five-month consideration of allowing ADUs "by right" in neighborhoods zoned R-1A (low-density residential) and

As we approach Thanksgiving, we want to express our gratitude to the local businesses and organizations that have supported ARLnow’s mission of delivering essential community news throughout 2024.

Good Wednesday evening, Arlington. Let’s take a look back at today’s stories and a look forward to tomorrow’s event calendar.

The Knights of Columbus kick off their 28th Annual Christmas Tree Sale this Saturday, November 30th at the Our Lady of Lourdes Parish Center on 23rd St. South & South Hayes Street. We feature fresh cut Fraser Fir trees in varying sizes from 4 to 9 feet from a trusted, locally sourced supplier. We will