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Are throwing a collective temper tantrum of unprecedented and historic proportions by threatening the most extreme and radical retribution against the constitution and the country if President Trump simply, well, does his job and fulfills this constitutional oath and obligation which is to fill the vacancy of the United States Supreme Court left by the passing of Justice Ruth Bader ginsburg. Democrats are threatening to impeach the president. During his constitutional duty. Impeach the attorney ...

Are throwing a collective temper tantrum of unprecedented and historic proportions by threatening the most extreme and radical retribution against the constitution and the country if President Trump simply, well, does his job and fulfills this constitutional oath and obligation, which is to fill the vacancy of the United States Supreme Court left by the passing of Justice Ruth Bader ginsburg. Democrats are threatening to impeach the president for doing his constitutional duty. Impeach the attorn...

Bernie Toon had served as the citys interim spokesperson following the abrupt departure of spokesperson Amy Akmal last year.

Shirlene Sitton was named recycler of the year by a trade association last year.

(Updated at 2:30 p.m.) Residents hit hard by floods across Arlington are worrying about how to pay the repair costs. Arlington County Manager Mark Schwartz declared a state of emergency two days after Monday's flash floods wrecked homes and destroyed businesses. The County Board now needs to approve the emergency declaration, which could pave the way for Federal Emergency Management Agency (FEMA)

With the holiday season coming to a close, D.C.-area residents will have to take down their Christmas trees and decorations. Here’s where to get rid of them.

A family favorite returns for the fourth year as the Solid Waste Bureau opens its doors at the Trades Center in Shirlington. Explore the world of recycling, trash-to-energy and other key environmental services. See the big work machines (The Rock Crusher! The Tub Grinder!) up close, sit in the driver's seat and meet the experts

The impacts from Saturday's severe storms were so widespread that Arlington County is still assessing damage. Power has since been restored to the more than 34,000 Dominion customers in the dark after the storms, and the GW Parkway completed its reopening yesterday after crews removed hundreds of fallen and potentially hazardous trees. But other damage

As questions continue over Casella Waste Systems’ involvement in the writing of a landfill setback bill, recent public documents show officials in New Hampshire inquiring about contaminants showing up in

During a House floor vote vote on Thursday, a landfill siting bill that was closely watched in the North Country died in a 134-238 vote.