• UPDATED: Severe Thunderstorm Watch issued Saturday afternoon

    UPDATED: Severe Thunderstorm Watch issued Saturday afternoon
    Storm clouds to the west, seen from N. Glebe Road (file photo)
    (Updated at 3 p.m.) Arlington County is again under a Severe Thunderstorm Watch.
    The National Weather Service issued the watch for Arlington, D.C. and surrounding areas. It’s in effect from Saturday afternoon until 9 p.m.
    Hail, damaging wind gusts and frequent lightning are all possible. The watch follows a series of storms Friday evening, though none cause significant damage in Arlington.A severe thunderstorm watch has been is
  • UPDATED: Man arrested for mirror thefts was previously arrested for vehicle vandalism spree

    UPDATED: Man arrested for mirror thefts was previously arrested for vehicle vandalism spree
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    (Updated at 4 p.m.) A 37-year-old Arlington man is facing nearly 20 charges related to a series of side view mirror thefts from vehicles.
    The thefts started in April and continued into May and June. In total, according to Arlington County police, more than 100 vehicles had mirrors stolen or damaged in the crime spree.
    Many modern side view mirrors house sensors and other electronics that could be worth more than a thousand dollars, making them attractive to thieves.
    Police s
  • ACPD: Man arrested in series of mirror thefts that damaged more than 100 vehicles

    ACPD: Man arrested in series of mirror thefts that damaged more than 100 vehicles
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    A 37-year-old Arlington man is facing nearly 20 charges related to a series of side view mirror thefts from vehicles.
    The thefts started in April and continued into May and June. In total, according to Arlington County police, more than 100 vehicles had mirrors stolen or damaged in the crime spree.
    Many modern side view mirrors house sensors and other electronics that could be worth more than a thousand dollars, making them attractive to thieves.
    Police say the suspect was a
  • Adoptable Pet of the Week: Panda

    Adoptable Pet of the Week: Panda
    Get ready to guard your heart! The newest Adoptable Pet of the Week is Panda, an adorable puppy up for adoption at the Animal Welfare League of Arlington.
    This pup is currently in foster and this is what his foster parents had to say:
    Meet Panda the puppy who will steal your heart with his big, brown eyes and sweet personality!
    Shy at first, once Panda warms up to you, his true happy, go-lucky nature blooms. Unlike other pups his age, Panda is also very chill and enjoys quality calm time with hi
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  • Local leaders hope second Crystal City Metro entrance can help further revitalize and connect neighborhood

    Local leaders hope second Crystal City Metro entrance can help further revitalize and connect neighborhood
    If you build it, they will come.
    That is the philosophy guiding the planned construction of the east entrance to the Crystal City Metro station, for which Arlington County inked a contract earlier this month.
    First floated in 2002, the idea of a second Crystal City Metro entrance remained on the local radar before becoming one of the suite of transportation projects the county and state agreed to deliver in order to secure Amazon’s (recently opened) second headquarters in Arlington.
    This
  • Rehab work starts on 21st Street N. bridge over I-66

    Rehab work starts on 21st Street N. bridge over I-66
    VDOT has started planned rehabilitation work on a bridge over I-66.
    The state transportation department says the 21st Street N. bridge, built in 1980, is “deteriorating” and needs concrete repairs and other TLC. The bridge is located near the Mom’s Organic Market along Langston Blvd; it connects drivers going between Courthouse, the North Highlands neighborhood, and Rosslyn.
    The $4.1 million project will prompt some temporary lane closures on I-66 during construction, as well a
  • GMU acquires office building across from Mason Square campus amid expansion project

    GMU acquires office building across from Mason Square campus amid expansion project
    George Mason University is mulling a future expansion of its Arlington campus.
    To realize that long-term goal, this April the university purchased an $8.25 million piece of property across the street from the its Mason Square campus in Virginia Square, according to county property records.
    The acquisition is located at 3300 Fairfax Drive, in a 1960s-era office building that currently has some law and insurance agent offices, as well as a pilates and yoga studio.
    In the immediate future, the univ
  • Listing of the Day: 6134 36th Street N.

    Listing of the Day: 6134 36th Street N.
    Address: 6134 36th Street N.Neighborhood: Minor HillType: 5 BR, 4 (+1 half) BA single-family detached — 5,494 sq. ft.Listed: $2,045,000
    Noteworthy: Floor to ceiling windows; main level office/bedroom; walk-out basement
    This 5,400+ sq. ft. 5 Br/4.5 Ba and 2-car garage quality-built craftsman stands apart from the rest! On a quiet North Arlington cul-de-sac, set back on a gorgeous flat front yard with mature landscaping, walk up just two steps to your idyllic front porch, spanning the entir
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  • ARLnow Daily Debrief for Jul 27, 2023

    ARLnow Daily Debrief for Jul 27, 2023
    Good Thursday evening, Arlington. Let’s take a look back at today’s stories and a look forward to tomorrow’s event calendar.News recap
    The following articles were published earlier today — Jul 27, 2023.9:30 am: Report: Arlington has tenth-highest rent in the U.S. |Comments
    10:30 am: YMCA may ditch tennis courts in Virginia Square redevelopment project |Comments
    11:30 am: County solicits feedback on 10-year plan to improve ART bus service |Comments
    1:30 pm: ACFD on scene o

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