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Jennifer Bethel has been legally blind since birth. It didn't stop her from becoming an award-winning graphic designer.
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Jennifer Bethel has been legally blind since birth. It didn't stop her from becoming an award-winning graphic designer.
Last summer, a sudden squall left scores of local homes and businesses under water, causing millions in damages. Are we prepared for another one?
For some members of the Arlington chapter of Moms Demand Action, it's personal.
The county's supply of affordable homes has plummeted by the thousands over the last decade. Now here comes Amazon.
The community needs it. The neighbors have concerns. When it comes to the “Arlington Way,” who has the right of way?
Suicide is the second leading cause of death among teens. Here's what you can do.
Why more women are proactively choosing to have a double mastectomy.
For homeowners who want more space, each option has its pros and cons.
Michael Shochet is there when the police need backup. The moral and spiritual kind.
Housing is only part of the equation in Arlington.
Diagnoses are the on the rise, but the disorder has more than one form, and the symptoms aren't always obvious.
This years winners are pouring their talents into humanitarian work, the arts, environmental protection, social justice and dreams of Olympic gold.
With federal dollars drying up in Arlington, county leaders are hoping to build a new and different business landscape.
Why 8 million square feet of vacant commercial real estate is bad news for county residents—and how local officials hope to fill it.