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As leaders across the DMV grapple with how to tackle juvenile crime, a new program in Arlington is offering a solution by taking a restorative justice approach.

A new program diverting teens from the criminal justice system has seen 27 referrals for a variety of criminal offenses, largely related to theft, assault and drug and alcohol violations. Shoplifting and physical disagreements with peers are exactly the kinds of crimes Devanshi Patel expects to see go through the program, run by the nonprofit

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First comes the proposal, and then comes the real million-dollar question: how much time is actually needed for planning a wedding?

A new draft of Plan Langston Blvd, which envisions a tree-lined, walkable, densely developed Route 29, dropped last week with a splash.

These are the crucial wedding guestlist mistakes that planners want you to avoid when planning your special day.

Wedding planners are increasingly using creative and interesting ways to incorporate tech into nuptials, making it a bespoke spectacle quite like none other

Plans to redevelop the Americana Hotel in Crystal City cleared their penultimate hurdle despite criticism that the project does not provide on-site affordable housing. The Planning Commission voted unanimously to approve plans from JBG Smith to redevelop the former motel at 1460 Richmond Hwy. To get here, the developer has overcome sloping terrain and maneuvered future

After months—for some, years—of often-angry debate, the Arlington County Board is set March 18 for a final vote on a plan to open zoning to more multi-family housing types countywide under the initiative short-handed as Missing Middle. More than 70 speakers showed up in-person or virtually at th ...

Drug use intervention programs for youth are in short supply in Arlington County, according to people who help youth with substance dependencies. The need is particularly acute for younger teens, as the onset of exposure to and abuse of drugs is trending younger, National Capital Treatment and Recovery Clinical Director Pattie Schneeman said in a recent