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Former Georgetown coach Craig Esherick on college hoops, Olympic scouting, TV banter and pivoting to the classroom.

Locavores will find fine wine, craft beer and tasty spirits under the micro-appellation "Nelson 151" near Charlottesville.

Many local residents bristle at the thought of a gun store in their neighborhood. But Arlington is already home to more guns than some may realize.

Parents, here's your annual performance review. We asked teens in Arlington, McLean and Falls Church to give it to us straight.

Clinical anxiety is the most prevalent psychiatric issue in society today. And that includes Northern Virginia.

Not all kids are meant to play in elite sports leagues. Are we making them hate the game?

How the manhunt for Timothy Wilson Spencer led to the first U.S. conviction using DNA evidence.

Darcy and Kathy Williamson's net-zero vacation home is bold, bright and produces the same amount of energy it consumes.

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With its Victorian mansions, antique shops and five-and-dime, the historic town is both a beach destination and a nostalgia trip.

Understanding the history behind Arlington's North-South divide and how it's shaping present-day perceptions and realities.

Civil Rights activist Joan Mulholland organized sit-ins and protests in the 1960's. And she was arrested for it.

What happens when your religious upbringing no longer fits?