Notable Bills Proposed by Arlington’s Representatives

In addition to providing prenatal care for the children of recent legal immigrants and studying the tax implications of the theoretical legalization of marijuana, Arlington's delegation to the...

Man Pleads Guilty to Firing Bullets at Pentagon

The man accused of firing bullets at the Pentagon and other military installations in Northern Virginia pleaded guilty in federal court today. Yonathan Melaku, 23, of Alexandria, pleaded guilty to...

Ray’s the Steaks Expands with ‘Retro Ray’s’

One of Arlington's busiest restaurants is expanding. Ray's the Steaks in Courthouse (2300 Wilson Blvd) has added an adjacent bistro dining area called "Retro Ray's." While sharing a kitchen with...

Artisphere to Host Editorial Cartoon Exhibit

What does the future hold for us in 2012? Who will win the presidential election? Will the economy improve? Will the world end? Of course no one, not even the Mayans, can be 100 percent sure of...

ART Bus Ridership on the Rise

More people are riding Arlington's ART buses more often, County Board Chair Mary Hynes said earlier this week. According to statistics quoted by Hynes, ART is on track to serve 2.5 million riders...

Work on Revamped Sign Ordinance Continues

Now that A-frame signs and branded sidewalk cafe umbrellas gave been approved for use in Arlington, the County Board is moving on to other, slightly less pressing signage issues as it works to revamp...

Morning Notes

Artisphere Gets Exclusive Photo Exhibit -- Artisphere has scored a bit of a coup by becoming the first and only venue in the United States to host an exhibit of the personal photos of famed...