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App will help blind and low vision people navigate Metro. Congressional lawmakers push feds to fund changes to Crystal City streets. Plans for a massive mixed-use development in Rockville, Maryland.

The Arlington branch of the NAACP has come out in support of the county's Missing Middle Housing Study draft framework.

Arlington County, Va., a Washington, D.C.-area community, is considering proposed legislation that would remove zoning restrictions on multifamily housing up to eight units in size.

On the heels of Arlington County and Alexandria City’s latest push to build denser housing, YIMBYs of Northern Virginia weigh in on the implications of these reform initiatives. 

A few weeks is not enough time for Arlington residents to provide informed commentary on a major local issue, according to the Arlington County Civic Federation

A new proposal calls for more missing middle housing to be added throughout Arlington. DC Circulator operators go on strike. MoCo’s Ride On bus routes will be restored to almost pre-pandemic service.

Some "missing middle" housing types would be legalized in residential zones throughout Arlington, under a draft proposal released late last week.

After months of planning, Arlington County is preparing to enter the first phase of its "Missing Middle Housing Study." The study will look at whether the

The local NAACP is calling on the Arlington County Board to do more to encourage affordable homeownership opportunities for residents of color. Although

Arlington County is in the midst of a "Missing Middle Housing Study," to determine whether legalizing additional housing types in certain areas could "address