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Troutville Fire Department on scene of multi-vehicle crash on I-81 SB in Botetourt Friday, causing delays
The Troutville Fire Department said that it was on the scene of a four-vehicle crash on I-81 Southbound near mile marker 157.1 Friday.
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UN nuclear agency members draft resolution reporting Iran to the UN Security Councilby Stephanie Liechtenstein, Associated Press
The United States, Britain, France and Germany have drafted a resolution for possible consideration by the Board of Governors of the U.N. nuclear watchdog that seeks to refer Iran to the U.N. […]
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New Vinton food pantry opens as Southwest Virginia food insecurity remains highby Monica Johnson
Grace Period Free Food Pantry will open Sept. 5 as 15.8% of people in Southwest Virginia face food insecurity.
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New Danville program could save homebuyers, renters thousandsby Ethan Ellis
A new housing initiative in Danville is offering financial assistance to help qualifying residents buy homes or secure rental housing.
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Argentine court clears return of Nazi-looted portrait to Jewish dealer’s heirby Sergio Farella And Almudena Calatrava, Associated Press
A long-lost Italian portrait looted by the Nazis has been cleared for return to the heir of a prominent Jewish art dealer.
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Trump calls Iran conflict 'small potatoes' and says he agrees with Vance that it's not a 'war'by Aamer Madhani, Associated Press
President Donald Trump describes the conflict in Iran as "small potatoes" and said he agrees with Vice President JD Vance's assertion that what's going on in Iran is no longer a “war.”.
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Almost 4,000 still without power in Arlington after severe ’25-year’ stormby Dan Egitto
Thousands of Arlington residents remain without power this afternoon (Friday) after a storm swept through the county last night, pummeling trees and power lines. Almost 4,000 Dominion Energy […]
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ACPD opens investigation into ICE allegedly injuring man on Columbia Pikeby Dan Egitto
Arlington police have opened an investigation into an immigration arrest on Columbia Pike that reportedly left a man with serious injuries. Detectives met with the man, José Mejía Hernandez, last
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Keep Shiningby Patrice Worthy
Alvion Davenport dishes on this fall's Virginia Pridefest programming.
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WEATHER ALERT: Another Severe Thunderstorm Watch has been issued for Arlington and the D.C. areaby ARLnow.com
Get ready for more storms. While thousands of people are still without power in Arlington and Falls Church, another round of stormy and potentially damaging weather is on the way.
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Environmental group honors Del. Lopez for work on ‘forever chemicals’by Scott McCaffrey
The Virginia League of Conservation Voters saluted Del. Alfonso Lopez this week for his legislative work on water quality this year. Lopez (D-3) was honored alongside Sen. Richard Stuart, a
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State of the Prompt.by Don Harrison
Artificial intelligence is making inroads into Richmond’s arts, museums and music communities, but at what cost?
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A Letter from the Editorby Brent Baldwin
Welcome to the Fall Arts preview issue for 2026
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Bargain hunters expected to fill I-66 garage tomorrow for monthly flea marketby ARLnow.com
Roughly 1,500 shoppers are expected at the I-66 parking garage tomorrow (Saturday) for Arlington’s monthly flea market. More than 150 vendors will set up across multiple levels of the covered
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Style Declares Itselfby Chuck Bowen
On the scruffy “The Sun Never Sets,” the interminable mastery of “The Samurai and the Prisoner,” and the go-for-broke confidence of “Parasomnia.”
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Judge declares mistrial in Lindsay Clancy trial over killing her childrenby Reuters
Judge William Sullivan declares mistrial in Lindsay Clancy's Massachusetts trial after jury deadlocks in case of killing her three children amid postpartum psychosis defense. The post Judge declares […]
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Poll: The best new restaurant in Arlingtonby ARLnow.com
Help identify the top culinary newcomer in Arlington by sharing your thoughts on the county's best new restaurant.
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Billionaire Leon Black sues House committee over Epstein investigationby Reuters
Leon Black filed suit against the House Oversight Committee and Chairman James Comer, challenging subpoenas related to the Epstein investigation. The post Billionaire Leon Black sues House committee […]
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What Could a Different Form of Government Mean for Arlington?by Sponsor
What could a different form of local government mean for Arlington and the people who live here? Arlington is growing and evolving, and soon, the County will begin an internal
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Rescue satellite gets close to NASA's doomed telescope, even if it can't save itby Marcia Dunn, Associated Press
A private spacecraft that was supposed to save NASA's sinking Swift Observatory has managed to come within nine miles of the doomed spacecraft and even snap pictures.
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Giant sculptures made from canned goods coming to Pentagon City mallby Dan Egitto
Six sculptures made from thousands of canned goods are about to go up at the Pentagon City mall. Next Friday, Sept. 11, a half dozen architecture firms with a can-do
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