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A man has been arrested and charged after a child was hurt in a hit and run incident on Friday April 28th.  The hit and run happened outside Pleasant's Lane Elementary school in Petersburg.

Arlington County Board member Katie Cristol is stepping down early to take a new job. Cristol has been selected as the first permanent CEO of the Tysons Community Alliance (TCA), the organization announced this morning. TCA is the successor to the former Tysons Partnership, intended to spur the continued residential and economic growth of the

A 29-year-old Arlington man has been charged in the death of a three-month-old girl last fall. Jerard Hargrove is charged with homicide and child abuse after a medical examiner this month determined that the child died from a blow to the head. The child died in the hospital on Oct. 8, 2022, after being found

An Arlington man faces charges in the 2022 death of a 3-month old.

The lawsuit filed in Arlington County Circuit Court last week against Missing Middle housing comes at a conspicuous time for land-use litigation. Shortly after the County Board approved 2-6 unit buildings in heretofore single-family home zoning districts, the Virginia Supreme Court overruled a zoning overhaul in Fairfax County on procedural grounds in Berry v. Board

Debbie Talbot was one of three people killed recently on Cardinal Drive. Her loved ones hoped to see a speed camera added, but leaders say their hands are tied

The ACLU is calling the removal of 14 books from Spotsylvania public school libraries “unconstitutional.”

Where a restaurant was sued by a group of models who alleged the restaurant had misappropriated their images on its website and social media accounts to promote its business, the insurance carrier had no duty to defend the restaurant. The claims were either outside coverage or excluded by policy exclusions. Background Omega Restaurant & Bar ...

In a matter of first impression, the Fairfax County Circuit Court ruled that psychological reports from a sanity evaluation that have been admitted into evidence in support of an uncontested not guilty by reason of insanity plea “should be, and hereby are, open to public inspection.” “Because the Defendant in this case has not overcome ...

The American Civil Liberties Union, in an April 21 letter to the Spotsylvania County school board, said Superintendent Mark Taylor’s removal of the books is not only unconstitutional — he’s not even interpreting state law correctly.