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A change in state law allows the city of Arlington to begin selling plots in Arlington Cemetery, which houses the remains of the city's first mayors and postmasters.
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All but one Arlington City Council candidate participated in the Greater Arlington Chamber of Commerce candidate forum April 10.
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Arlington City Council approved two contracts meant to help decrease wait times and improve operations of Handitran, the city's transportation service for older residents and people with disabilities.
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Arlington City Council approved plans for Anthem on first reading March 26, 2024.
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'Let’s get this started.' Arlington city officials ready to get International Corridor project goingArlington City Council members told meeting attendees they'd like to meet more to inform redevelopment along the International Corridor.
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A handful of used car dealers east of State Highway 360 asked city council members to let them continue operations as usual in a more industrial part of the entertainment district.
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Arlington city hall will work with internet service providers to fill in service gaps after the company SiFi said it could no longer build a citywide network.
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The Ask Arlington app has nearly 200 options for reporting problems like weeds, burnt out streetlights and potholes.
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Trademark Property Company will redevelop the Arlington shopping center known as Lincoln Square into a walkable, mixed-use development called "Anthem."
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Developer Mojy Haddad received approval to build 68 townhomes along Ballpark Way near Arlington's entertainment district.
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Helen Moise will roll off Arlington City Council in May after six years representing North Arlington, which includes the entertainment district and the master-planned community Viridian.
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Brian Daugherty, code compliance director, said his department and Republic Services are focused on education as Arlington transitions to automated garbage collection.