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After years of consideration, and multiple days of public testimony and County Board discussion, one of Arlington's most contentious local proposals in memory is becoming a reality.

The 5-0 approval means developers will be able to submit permits to construct multi-family units like condos or townhomes in lots zoned for single-family houses.

One casualty of the Missing Middle housing controversy: A rupture between the Arlington County Civic Federation and the local branch of the NAACP. As planned for six months, the century-plus-old discussion group comprising delegates from neighborhood associations on March 14 finally approved (by ...

Last night, the Arlington County Board took a landmark step to allow the by-right development of 2-6 unit buildings throughout the county.

Come July 1, home builders and residents in Arlington operate under its most comprehensive zoning reform in more than 60 years. The county board on March 22 voted 5-0 for final approval of a rewrite to allow more “expanded housing options” following three years of fiery debate over the “missing ...

The Arlington County Board unanimously voted to adopt the "Missing Middle" housing plan on Wednesday night, choosing to adopt new reforms that aim to eradicate...

A South Arlington intersection that has seen two pedestrian-involved crashes this year, including one last week, is set to be updated to improve safety. In the evening on Tuesday, March 14, an adult man was struck by a driver at the intersection of S. George Mason Drive and S. Four Mile Run Drive, causing bleeding

⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠Arlington County held a public hearing Saturday morning on its Missing Middle plan, but a final vote will have to wait until Wednesday. 

Good Friday evening, Arlington. Today we published articles that were read a total of 10800 times... so far. 📈 Top stories The following are the most-read articles for today -- Mar 17, 2023. Roads closed in Shirlington amid response to mental health crisisACPD: Airbags stolen from multiple vehicles in parts of N. ArlingtonArlington expands no

Audit finds DC’s Vision Zero initiative fell short. Several area think-tanks rank Greater Washington low on inclusive development and access. Montgomery County residents fight to preserve White’s Ferry.