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ARLnow's now-former Assistant Managing Editor Jo DeVoe worked her last day here last week. Throughout her nearly four year tenure here, Jo published nearly 1,500 articles, edited many others, and made periodic appearances on the Fox 5 "DMV Zone" newscast. While Jo covered everything from restaurant openings to the twists and turns of pandemic-era Arlington,
You will be seeing three new bylines on ARLnow stories in the coming days. Three journalists joined the site this week, two in a full-time capacity and another as an intern. Madisson Weyrich is our new Food and Drink Editor, a newly-created position that will mostly serve ARLnow but will also involve reporting on restaurants, small
The man behind the highway cameras capturing driving stunts on I-395 got in front of the microphone for a conversation with ARLnow. Dave Statter talked with assistant managing editor Jo DeVoe about how he wound up posting clips on X, formerly Twitter, of Virginia State Police high-speed chases that halt at the D.C. line and
High speeds, traffic scofflaws and distracted drivers are the top three reasons people feel unsafe when traveling around Arlington. That is according to the county's latest Vision Zero mid-year report, which summarized how Arlingtonians responded to online and in-person surveys about their top concerns as travelers. County data on fatal and severe-injury crashes appear to
Fourteen landlords conspired to raise rents for over 40,000 apartments, costing DC renters millions. Maryland looks at alternatives for the Baltimore Red Line. In Arlington, candidates talk about housing issues ahead of Election Day.