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Developer Suggests Combining Casino and Arena — “With Virginia Gov. Glenn Youngkin’s plan to build a $2 billion arena in Alexandria for the Washington Capitals and Wizards in jeopardy, three political and business figures have been pitching an unlikely Hail Mary: an idea to pair the sports arena with a new casino in Fairfax County…The idea has been

Currently, the city's proposed expense budget totals $11,633,658, a 4.7-percent increase over the $11,110,553 that councilors approved for 2023.

Councilors voted 4-2 to reinstate an opening prayer that was eliminated by the new mayor over legal concerns.

The public can get a closer look at Fairfax County’s efforts to combat climate change with an updated Climate Action Dashboard. The dashboard updates, released yesterday (Dec. 18) by the Fairfax County Office of Environmental and Energy Coordination (OEEC), include a new interactive map and sector-specific landing pages, so community members interested in buildings, for

Electric vehicle charging stations could be coming to Fairfax County, Virginia, neighborhoods where residents don’t have garages or driveways to store them.

On this month’s episode of the Connect with County Leaders podcast, the Acting Director of the Office of Environmental and Energy Coordination (OEEC), John Morrill, spoke about the county’s long-term

Outgoing city councilors Lou Willey and Mark Goughan received special honors at Caribou City Council's final meeting of the year.

Fairfax County is ramping up its efforts to help homeowners’ associations and other resident groups bring electric vehicle chargers to their communities.

Fairfax County is ramping up its efforts to help homeowners’ associations and other resident groups bring electric vehicle chargers to their communities. The county’s Office of Environmental and Energy Coordination is now accepting applications for the second phase of its Charge Up Fairfax pilot program, which provides technical and financial assistance to organizations looking to

RSU 39 officials proposed that the city contribute more than $160,000 to upgrade Caribou High School's running track.