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Arlington is proposing to lower speed limits near schools across the county to 20 mph as the county's second year of Vision Zero enters the rear-view mirror. This Saturday, the Arlington County Board is set to hear a

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Capital Plan, Bond Referenda Approved -- "The Arlington County Board has unanimously approved a $3.9 billion ten-year Capital Improvement Plan that focuses on stormwater management and flood response, climate and environmental programs, parks, transportation, and community infrastructure over the next decade... [as well as] bond referenda totaling $510.5 million to be put before Arlington voters

Four people died in crashes in Arlington during 2021, the first year of the county's initiative to eliminate traffic fatalities and injuries. That's in addition

Arlington voters may notice a some changes on their voter cards this year. The precinct name and the number that you're used to seeing will be standardized.

Black students who attend racially segregated schools are more likely to drink alcohol...

NOLA-PS Superintendent Dr. Henderson Lewis, Jr. announced his decision Tuesday as a first step in what will be a multi-year project of district optimization.

Arlington Democrats voted loud and clear: the School Board endorsement caucus process should stay. 

(Updated, 2:50 p.m.) A new, free literacy program has come to Drew Elementary School thanks to the local non-profit Sliding Doors, Virginia Tech, and the local

Arlington County is looking to lower speed limits near schools as part of its ambitious Vision Zero initiative to eliminate serious traffic-related injuries and