Wreaths Across America event canceled at Arlington National Cemetery due to pandemic

Officials announced Monday that the Wreaths Across America event at Arlington National Cemetery and the Soldiers’ and Airmen’s Home Cemetery next month will be canceled this year due to the coronavirus pandemic.

COVID-19 cases linked to Halloween gathering prompt 2 Arlington Catholic schools to switch to remote learning

A Halloween gathering linked to more than a dozen positive coronavirus cases prompted two of the 41 schools within the Catholic Dioceses of Arlington to flip back to all virtual learning late Thursday. 

Police investigating reports of razor blades on political signs in Arlington

The Arlington County Police Department is investigating the report of razor blades located on the bottom of a political sign and is urging the public to take caution when removing these items.

Trump anticipates ‘great night’ at campaign headquarters in Arlington

Supporters cheered and applauded President Donald Trump at his campaign headquarters in Arlington’s Rosslyn neighborhood, where he visited Tuesday to thank dozens of staffers working to get him reelected.

Task force narrows down new name options for Arlington's Lee Highway

The task force assigned to rename Lee Highway in Arlington has narrowed down the list of options from 186 to 20, and now they need your help to choose the winner.

Runner to complete Marine Corps Marathon virtually for first time in 36 years

This year, the Marine Corps Marathon won’t happen in person, but that’s not stopping one of its most durable runners from completing the race on his own.

Pandemic leads to growing number of abandoned pets in Arlington

Adoptions and sales of pets have soared during the pandemic, but now there is concern that Arlington, Virginia, could be seeing the beginnings of an alarming trend. It’s exactly what the Humane Society of the United States has been predicting –– an increase in pet abandonment. 

Dozens of 'Open Schools Now' signs stolen, trashed in Arlington

The debate over whether kids should be learning in or out of schools is getting ugly in Arlington. So much so, dozens of signs that said “Open Schools Now” have gone missing.

Arlington County officials seeking more information on abandoned dog

Officials at Arlington County's animal shelter and humane society are seeking more information about a dog they say was abandoned last Thursday. 

'Towers of Light' tribute to be illuminated next to the Pentagon ahead of 9/11

This Wednesday, the Tunnel to Towers Foundation will illuminate its ‘Towers of Light’ tribute next to the Pentagon in honor of the lives lost in Flight 77 there on September 11, 2001.

Arlington public schools report system issues with online learning on first day

The first day of school is in the books across Northern Virginia and day one of virtual learning for most schools is complete. By most accounts, it was a smooth first day online for most students – but not all.

Arlington cyclist who hurled insults, exposed his backside arrested

An “aggressive cyclist” in Arlington who allegedly hurled insults and exposed his backside on local bike trails has been arrested.

'Aggressive cyclist' hurls insults, exposes butt on Arlington trails, police say

An "aggressive cyclist" is wanted for badgering — and sometimes even striking or mooning —  fellow users of Arlington's bike trails, local police say.