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Young Families Moving Out -- "Arlington’s County Board chairman is concerned about one demographic group that seems to be disappearing from within the county’s 26 square miles. 'We are losing young families at an alarming rate,' [Libby] Garvey told the Arlington County Democratic Committee on Feb. 7." [Gazette Leader] Protesters Block GW Parkway -- "Protesters

(Updated, 10:35 p.m.) The Arlington Circuit Court finally came to a decision in Virginia Attorney General Mark Herring's lawsuit against Advanced Towing after last month's multi-day trial. The court has ordered the towing company, whose tactics have angered many in Arlington, to pay a civil penalty of just $750 for five separate violations. That's a

We're less than two weeks away from the ending of Daylight Saving Time, which means a renewed focus on road safety in the D.C. area. Clocks will "fall back" an hour on Sunday, Nov. 5. Ahead of that, the Arlington County Police Department will be joining law enforcement across the region in kicking off the

A pair of incidents have prompted police investigations at two Arlington middle schools to start the week. A student at Thomas Jefferson Middle School allegedly brought a weapon to school on Monday that turned out to be an airsoft gun. Police say they confiscated the airsoft gun and juvenile charges are pending. From today's Arlington

Arlington County police are set to conduct high-visibility traffic enforcement tomorrow as part of its "Street Smart" road safety campaign. The enforcement will take place Thursday from 3:30-4:30 p.m. in the Arlington View neighborhood, just south of Columbia Pike, at the

(Updated at 6:25 p.m.) Food truck owners are declaring victory after a successful showdown over a street vending ordinance in Arlington General District Court.