• Washington Redskins invite Hylton graduate Chris Lee to rookie camp insidenova.com/sports/prince_…

    Washington Redskins invite Hylton graduate Chris Lee to rookie camp insidenova.com/sports/prince_…
  • New bar and restaurant coming to former Pamplona space in Clarendon

    New bar and restaurant coming to former Pamplona space in Clarendon
    The former Pamplona space in Clarendon is vacant no longer.
    Hyde Social will bring a low-frills local hangout to 3100 Clarendon Blvd, ownership tells ARLnow, with both indoor and outdoor seating.
    “There is certainly a need for a place where you can go relax, have a drink with friends and get something to eat,” said co-owner Jay Thomas, better known as “Intern John” on Hot 99.5’s morning show.
    Thomas has joined forces with Arlington restaurant veteran Charles Lee an
  • ACPD: Crime rose in 2023, with drug crimes up 20%

    ACPD: Crime rose in 2023, with drug crimes up 20%
    Police cars (file photo)
    Arlington County saw a rise in total crime from 2022 to 2023, including a nearly 20% increase in drug-related crimes, according to the police department’s new annual report.
    The county tallied 474 instances of the production, distribution or use of illegal narcotics in 2023, up from the 2022 total of 396. Those were the “primary driver” in an increased rate of “crimes against society,” according to the report.
    Crimes against society saw the
  • Sign honoring Black troops who fought in Civil War comes to Fort Ethan Allen Park

    Sign honoring Black troops who fought in Civil War comes to Fort Ethan Allen Park
    A new marker commemorating Black troops who fought in the Civil War has been installed at Fort Ethan Allen Park.
    An official unveiling for the new sign at 3829 N. Stafford Street is scheduled for Thursday, June 20 — the day after Juneteenth. The marker commemorates the 107th United States Colored Troops, which ran drills and manned the ramparts at Fort Ethan Allen and other Arlington forts starting in October 1865, guarding D.C. following the end of the war.
    “The new Civil War Trail
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  • ARLnow Daily Debrief for Jun 10, 2024

    ARLnow Daily Debrief for Jun 10, 2024
    Good Monday 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 — Jun 10, 2024.9:30 am: Yorktown crowned state champs in girls lacrosse |Comments
    11:00 am: More sightings as bear continues to wander through north Arlington |Comments
    12:35 pm: ACPD: Driver playing loud music struck officer with car near Ballston |Comments
    1:45 pm: School Board passes $82
  • Overnight I-395 chase ends with big crash, search for suspect near Shirlington

    Overnight I-395 chase ends with big crash, search for suspect near Shirlington
    A drone, a helicopter and at least three police agencies helped to apprehend a driver who crashed during a chase early Monday morning.
    The crash happened just after 1 a.m. as Virginia State Police chased a black Chevy Camaro from I-395 to Arlington Mill Drive, near Shirlington. State troopers originally tried to stop the Camaro for reckless driving on southbound I-395, according to a VSP spokesperson.
    Traffic camera video shows the Camaro approaching the intersection of Arlington Mill and S. Wal
  • Man found guilty of 2023 Buckingham murder

    Man found guilty of 2023 Buckingham murder
    An Arlington man has been convicted of a 2023 murder in the Buckingham neighborhood.
    James R. Williams shot another man, Sean Bowman, to death in an apartment on N. Thomas Street on March 25, 2023, an Arlington jury found.
    Prosecutors say Williams was “a known drug dealer” and shot Bowman twice in the head after accusing him of stealing drugs. Williams was arrested three days after Bowman’s body was discovered.
    “Our office is grateful for the jury’s careful consider
  • Video: Sound of shots fired sends people fleeing in Arlington View neighborhood

    Video: Sound of shots fired sends people fleeing in Arlington View neighborhood
    What sounded like gunshots being fired sent people running from a party in the Arlington View neighborhood early this morning.
    The incident happened just before 2 a.m. Monday on the 1500 block of 12th Street S.
    A resident tells us that a party was being held at a property often used for short-term rentals. According to scanner traffic, the attendees were young, possibly in their teens.
    Video obtained by ARLnow, below, shows more than 20 people running, with cars reversing down the street, after
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  • Video: Sound of shots fired sends partygoers fleeing in Arlington View neighborhood

    Video: Sound of shots fired sends partygoers fleeing in Arlington View neighborhood
    What sounded like gunshots being fired sent people running from a party in the Arlington View neighborhood early this morning.
    The incident happened just before 2 a.m. Monday on the 1500 block of 12th Street S.
    A resident tells us that a party was being held at a property often used for short-term rentals. According to scanner traffic, the attendees were young, possibly in their teens.
    Video obtained by ARLnow, below, shows more than 20 people running, with cars reversing down the street, after
  • School Board passes $826 million budget, falling short of some officials’ ambitions

    School Board passes $826 million budget, falling short of some officials’ ambitions
    Arlington School Board Chair Cristina Diaz-Torres discusses the Arlington Public Schools budget (via Arlington Public Schools)
    The Arlington School Board has unanimously passed an $826 million budget that, in the view of several board members, fails to accomplish key goals.
    “This is a budget of status quos,” Chair Cristina Diaz-Torres said prior to a Thursday vote. “I said this the day that [Superintendent Francisco Durán] announced the budget. This is a budget of mainta
  • ACPD: Driver playing loud music struck officer with car near Ballston

    ACPD: Driver playing loud music struck officer with car near Ballston
    An officer responding to a call about a car playing loud music was struck by the driver as he attempted to flee, according to police.
    The incident happened around 5 a.m. this past Saturday, on the 800 block of N. Wakefield Street, just west of Ballston.
    Police say that the driver, a 23-year-old Arlington resident, also struck a parked car after striking the officer. The officer “did not report any injuries,” according to an Arlington County Police Department crime report, below.
    The
  • More sightings as bear continues to wander through north Arlington

    More sightings as bear continues to wander through north Arlington
    The black bear that was roaming near Potomac Overlook park over the weekend has made its way south.
    The young bear has more recently been spotted in the Donaldson Run and Cherrydale neighborhoods. Photos and video shared with ARLnow Monday morning show the bear exploring driveways and and a park along N. Quebec Street, near Langston Blvd.
    “On my usual Monday morning walk, I spotted a black bear in the neighbour’s backyard,” one Cherrydale resident said via email. “Sp
  • Black bear spotted roaming Northern Virginia neighborhoods

    Black bear spotted roaming Northern Virginia neighborhoods
    A “young black bear” is making its way through Arlington County, Virginia, in a likely search for a new home habitat, the Animal Welfare League of Arlington said.
    The last reported sightings of the bear were Sunday in the Rivercrest and Bellevue Forest neighborhoods, located northwest of Potomac Overlook Regional Park.
    The Animal Welfare League of Arlington (AWLA) said animal control officers immediately contacted “the Virginia Department of Wildlife Resources and Virginia Stat
  • Yorktown crowned state champs in girls lacrosse

    Yorktown crowned state champs in girls lacrosse
    After narrowly missing out on an undefeated season, the Yorktown High School girls lacrosse team can claim a higher title: state champions.
    The team defeated Fairfax County’s Robinson Secondary School in Richmond on Saturday, earning the school’s second title in three seasons.The Patriots, who lost only once this year (to Robinson, back in March), took an early lead and never let go, coasting to a 22-10 victory.pic.twitter.com/owSksLMa1l
    — Yorktown Athletics (@yhssports) June 8
  • Boil water advisory lifted in Arlington

    Boil water advisory lifted in Arlington
    The Arlington Department of Environmental Services crews worked to repair a large 16-inch main break that occurred on South Four Mile Run Drive and South Walter Reed Drive.(Courtesy Matthew Young)The Arlington Department of Environmental Services crews worked to repair a large 16-inch main break that occurred on South Four Mile Run Drive and South Walter Reed Drive.(Courtesy Matthew Young)The boil water advisory for Arlington, Virginia, which was put into place Friday, has been lifted after crew
  • NEW: Another bear has been spotted in a North Arlington neighborhood

    NEW: Another bear has been spotted in a North Arlington neighborhood
    A y0ung black bear has been roaming around a north Arlington neighborhood this weekend.
    The bear has been spotted in and around the Bellevue Forest neighborhood — near Donaldson Run, the Gulf Branch Trail and Potomac Overlook Regional Park. It has been seen roaming through yards, searching through trash cans and, at one point, napping in a tree.
    While the bear is seemingly gentle-mannered, wildlife experts caution people to keep their distance and to secure pets and food sources when a bea
  • Police investigating body found in Pentagon City

    Police investigating body found in Pentagon City
    Police are conducting a death investigation in Pentagon City after a body was found.
    According to initial dispatches around 11:30 a.m., an employee of a business found the deceased person in a somewhat hidden spot along 12th Street S. near S. Fern Street. The circumstances around the person’s death are unclear.
    A resident of a nearby residential building noted that police set up tents around the body.
    “Very large police presence with sidewalk closed and obscured near wall of Costco,&
  • ARLnow Daily Debrief for Jun 7, 2024

    ARLnow Daily Debrief for Jun 7, 2024
    Good Friday 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 — Jun 7, 2024.8:30 am: UPDATED: Schools closed and boil water advisory issued after 16-inch water main bursts |Comments
    10:00 am: Mediterranean restaurant opens at former Bar Ivy space in Clarendon |Comments
    11:30 am: BREAKING: Man killed in Arlington house explosion likely caused the blast
  • Boil water advisory for part of Arlington after water main break to last at least until Sunday

    Boil water advisory for part of Arlington after water main break to last at least until Sunday
    Residents across a large portion of Arlington County, Virginia, are being urged to boil their water after a water main break has left many without service and shuttered nine schools Friday morning.
    The boil water advisory covers several neighborhoods, including parts of Alcova Heights, Arlington Heights, Arlington Mill, Arlington View, Barcroft, Claremont, Columbia Forest, Columbia Heights, Douglas Park, Forest Glen, Foxcroft Heights, Green Valley, Fairlington, Penrose and Shirlington.
    The count
  • Van Leeuwen ice cream shop to open next week in Crystal City

    Van Leeuwen ice cream shop to open next week in Crystal City
    Popular New York-based ice cream parlor chain Van Leeuwen will open its doors in Crystal City in few short days.
    Located at 269 19th Court S., the shop’s grand opening is scheduled for Tuesday, June 11, the company announced. It will offer $1 scoops from 3-5 p.m. as part of the festivities, while the first 100 customers will receive Van Leeuwen-branded tote bags.
    Customers have 30 flavors to choose from at the Crystal City location, including vegan options.
    This is the company’
  • UPDATED: Van Leeuwen ice cream shop set to open in Crystal City

    UPDATED: Van Leeuwen ice cream shop set to open in Crystal City
    Update on 6/10/24 — Van Leeuwen will open on Tuesday, June 11, after all, a PR rep says. The shop will offer $1 scoops from 3-5 p.m. as originally planned
    Earlier: Popular New York-based ice cream parlor chain Van Leeuwen is expected to open its doors soon in Crystal City.
    Located at 269 19th Court S., the shop’s grand opening was originally scheduled for Tuesday, June 11, but a PR rep announced at 4 p.m. Friday that it was being pushed back “due to unforeseen circumstances.&r
  • UPDATED: Van Leeuwen ice cream shop may open next week in Crystal City

    UPDATED: Van Leeuwen ice cream shop may open next week in Crystal City
    Popular New York-based ice cream parlor chain Van Leeuwen is expected to open its doors soon in Crystal City.
    Located at 269 19th Court S., the shop’s grand opening was originally scheduled for Tuesday, June 11, but a PR rep announced at 4 p.m. Friday that it was being pushed back “due to unforeseen circumstances.” It’s now unclear when exactly it will open.
    “The team is working hard to open the doors to the community, and can’t wait to welcome everyone in so
  • New details in massive Arlington home explosion: Suspect had stockpiled gasoline, guns

    New details in massive Arlington home explosion: Suspect had stockpiled gasoline, guns
    The explosion that leveled an Arlington, Virginia, duplex last December was intentionally ignited in the home’s basement by the man who lived there, who had stockpiled as much as 35 gallons of gasoline and barricaded himself inside the home.
    During a news conference Friday, more than six months after the explosion rocked the Bluemont neighborhood, authorities revealed new details of the blast and provided a thorough timeline of the 3 hours and 40 minutes standoff leading up to the explosio
  • Adoptable Pet of the Week: Duke

    Adoptable Pet of the Week: Duke
    Introducing the large and very friendly Duke, the newest Adoptable Pet of the Week!
    Duke is a fully grown, adult male dog up for adoption at the Animal Welfare League of Arlington.
    Hi lovely friends at the AWLA had this to say:
    This cuddly guy is looking for a family to romp around with him in the backyard and snuggle with on the couch in the evenings.
    He’s a true people-pleaser and wants you to know he’s a big fan of rope toys and is always up for a spirited game of tug o’war
  • New details in massive Arlington home explosion: Suspect had stockpiled gas, guns, authorities say

    New details in massive Arlington home explosion: Suspect had stockpiled gas, guns, authorities say
    
    The explosion that leveled an Arlington County, Virginia, duplex last December was intentionally ignited in the home’s basement by the man who lived there, who had stockpiled as much as 35 gallons of gasoline and barricaded himself inside the home.
    During a news conference Friday, more than six months after the explosion rocked the Bluemont neighborhood, authorities revealed new details of the blast and provided a detailed timeline of the 3 hours and 40 minute standoff leading up
  • BREAKING: Man killed in Arlington house explosion likely caused the blast himself, authorities say

    BREAKING: Man killed in Arlington house explosion likely caused the blast himself, authorities say
    An Arlington man likely caused the explosion that killed him and leveled his house during a standoff with police in December, authorities have concluded.
    James Yoo, 56, appears to have poured gasoline throughout the basement where the blast — which engulfed the house in a fireball, hurled debris for three blocks and could be heard and felt for miles around — originated. Investigators concluded that Yoo himself likely sparked the blast by striking an ignition source such as a match,
  • Authorities give update on massive home explosion that rocked Arlington late last year

    Authorities give update on massive home explosion that rocked Arlington late last year
    
    Local and federal authorities are set to provide an update on the investigation into the massive explosion that leveled an Arlington County, Virginia, duplex late last year as officers tried to serve a search warrant.
    The home’s owner, James Yoo, 56, was presumed killed in the Dec. 4 explosion.
    Shortly before the blast, officers were attempting to enter the home to serve a search warrant after reports that Yoo was firing a flare gun from inside his home into the surrounding Bluemo
  • Boil water advisory for part of Arlington after water main break leaves some residents without water; 9 schools closed

    Boil water advisory for part of Arlington after water main break leaves some residents without water; 9 schools closed
    Crews work to repair a water main break in Arlington County, Virginia, on June 7, 2024. (WTOP/Sandy Kozel)Crews work to repair a water main break in Arlington County, Virginia, on June 7, 2024. (WTOP/Sandy Kozel)Residents across a large portion of Arlington County, Virginia, are being urged to boil their water after a water main break has left many without service and shuttered nine schools Friday morning.
    The boil water advisory covers several neighborhoods, including parts of Alcova Heights, A
  • Authorities to give update on massive home explosion that rocked Arlington late last year

    Authorities to give update on massive home explosion that rocked Arlington late last year
    Local and federal authorities are set to provide an update on the investigation into the massive explosion that leveled an Arlington County, Virginia, duplex late last year as officers tried to serve a search warrant.
    The home’s owner, James Yoo, 56, was presumed killed in the Dec. 4 explosion.
    Shortly before the blast, officers were attempting to enter the home to serve a search warrant after reports that Yoo was firing a flare gun from inside his home into the surrounding Bluemont neighb
  • Mediterranean restaurant opens at former Bar Ivy space in Clarendon

    Mediterranean restaurant opens at former Bar Ivy space in Clarendon
    Clarendon’s newest spot for Mediterranean cuisine is now serving diners.
    Láylí Mediterranean opened its doors on Thursday at 3033 Wilson Blvd — the former site of Bar Ivy, which closed last year.
    “Located in the heart of the Clarendon neighborhood, Láylí will transport guests to the vibrant Mediterranean coast, where sharing conversation with friends and family over mezze and drinks in an energetic setting is a time-honored tradition,” a spokes

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