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The $1 million Walter Reed “Super Stop” on Columbia Pike had its first big test of handing inclement winter weather over the weekend. By at least one measure, it failed. Part of the Super Stop's bench was covered by snow Sunday, as a tweet from Arlington County Board candidate Peter Fallon showed. "No, it doesn't keep the

(Updated at 2:20 p.m.) Arlington County is launching a planned independent review of the $1 million Walter Reed “Super Stop” on Columbia Pike this week. In a press release, the county says contractors will be conducting a "comprehensive review of the performance, cost, design and construction" of the bus stop. The review will include three primary components:

Britney Spears’s “The Woman in Me” is both desperately sad and wholly worth reading, if only to comprehend fully, for the first time, the relentlessness of the scrutiny she faced, almost breathtaking in its invasiveness—and, more pressingly, your own inevitable complicity in it.

The Wharton County Sheriff’s Office is trying to find out why a Wharton man died inside an intentionally set vehicle fire on CR 142 Monday afternoon.

A PAIR of Bradford brothers are looking to expand their convenience store business nationwide after its initial success in the district.

Summer’s here! And that means hydration, people. Hydrate! Hydrate! Hydrate! Isn’t that annoying? That’s what my Intermittent Fasting app is texting at me every hour on the hour. This column has a co...

Peter Lynch is The legendary former Fidelity Magellan fund manager and author of the pioneering book on investing “One Up On Wall Street,” which will celebrate its 35th anniversary next year, He and Kerry Hannon, among other things, discussed what has changed since that book first came out.

Manhattan: It’s surprising that someone who was a trained Marine would think it is necessary to use force to kill instead of force to subdue. Daniel Penny didn’t need to put Jordan Neely in a chokehold to subdue him. He could have grabbed him around the waist or put him in a full nelson. As an armed forces veteran, Penny had to have known that.

A Sarasota woman won a $1 million top prize playing a scratch-off ticket form Florida Lottery!

Leslye Jaramillo, 37, of Sarasota, claimed a $1 million top prize from the, $5 - 50X THE CASH, FL Lotto Scratch-Off game. She chose to receive her winnings as a one-time, lump-sum payment of $890,000.00. Jaramillo purchased her winning ticket from Super Stop, located at 3138 17th Street in Sarasota.