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Police still search for clues eight years after beating death
- David Butler was on his way home from work as an editor with the Stars and Stripes newspaper when he was killed.
Rental proposal roils Arlington board meeting
- Bedlam erupted in the Arlington County boardroom Saturday, as citizens clapped, cheered, booed and brandished homemade signs both in support of and opposition to a proposal that would allow rental units in single-family homes.
Judge kills Arlington school redistricting plan
- An Arlington plan to redistrict some elementary schools to relieve overcrowding, which drew passionate responses from parents and underwent a drastic revision before passing the School Board in February, was voided by a circuit court Thursday on a procedural technicality.
Rabid fox attacks Arlington woman
- A rabid gray fox bit a woman in her south Arlington driveway last week — the second such case in Virginia’s Washington suburbs in a five-day span.
Damaged cable disrupts Comcast services in Arlington
- Arlington County tree trimmers accidentally spliced through a Comcast fiber-optic cable Wednesday, cutting off phone, Internet and video service for thousands of customers in the southern half of the county.
New Arlington fire station opens today
- Arlington officials Saturday will officially inaugurate the county's long-awaited new fire station, the first in the Washington area with gender-neutral sleeping areas to accommodate a growing number of female firefighters.
County considers new zoning rules
- Arlington County is considering changing its zoning rules to allow homeowners to rent out their basements, garages or other livable space as separate apartments.
Arlington’s historical district may get face-lift
- A developer has set its sights on overhauling the modest retail centers at a popular intersection in Arlington’s Buckingham Historical District in favor of a large, mixed-use development.
Career center wins grant
- The Arlington Career Center won a grant Friday under a new Virginia program creating the state's first career and technical academies.
Arlington leader to push housing
- New Arlington County Board Chairman J. Walter Tejada stressed broad initiatives on affordable housing, public health and inclusiveness of immigrants — legal and illegal — as he began his term Tuesday, while other board members warned of a budget crunch ahead.
- New Arlington County Board Chairman J. Walter Tejada stressed broad initiatives on affordable housing, public health and inclusiveness of immigrants — legal and illegal — as he began his term Tuesday, while other board members warned of a budget crunch ahead.
Arlington theater shuffle begins
- Plans are being made to accommodate the Arlington theater groups that share the Clark Street Playhouse in Crystal City, which faces imminent closure.
Kimpton continues East Coast growth with opening of its hotel in Arlington
- Kimpton Hotels opened its ninth D.C. area boutique hotel in Rosslyn on Thursday and announced that the region will soon be the company’s largest market, surpassing its home base of San Francisco.
- Kimpton Hotels opened its ninth D.C. area boutique hotel in Rosslyn on Thursday and announced that the region will soon be the company’s largest market, surpassing its home base of San Francisco.
Arlington seeks funding from state for Defense research building
- Arlington is seeking $10 million from the General Assembly to build a new, secure headquarters for an agency that the Department of Defense threatened to move out of the county two years ago.