Jo DeVoe

ARLnow’s now-former Assistant Managing Editor Jo DeVoe worked her last day here last week. Throughout her nearly four year tenure here, Jo published nearly 1,500 articles, edited many others, and made periodic appearances on the Fox 5 “DMV Zone” newscast. While Jo covered everything from restaurant openings to the twists and turns of pandemic-era Arlington,

An Arlington doctor has been sentenced to a decade in prison for a drug distribution scheme. Kirsten Van Steenberg Ball was found guilty by a federal jury in December of the illicit distribution of more than a million oxycodone pills. She was sentenced today (Wednesday) in Alexandria federal court. Prosecutors say three of Ball’s former

Arlington Public Schools is pausing for one year the rollout of changes to its Spanish immersion programs at Claremont and Escuela Key elementary schools. The pause and how it was communicated have upset parents of students most affected by the shift: rising second-graders. In speeches to the School Board, an online petition and interviews, this

Get ready as Ask Eli dives into the recent news about the NAR settlement related to Realtor commissions.

Amid its stalled move from Clarendon to Courthouse, Arlington Independent Media is being audited by the county, according to the nonprofit’s leadership. Meantime, simmering divides among the organization’s leadership, AIM members and people currently or formerly on AIM’s Board of Directors boiled over this week. Board chair Chris Judson announced his resignation today (Thursday) after

Arlington is one of the most climate resilient places in the nation, according to a new set of rankings. USA Today ranks Arlington No. 2 on its new-for-2024 “top-ranking cities for climate resiliency” list. “Arlington, Virginia, has a low coastal and riverine flooding risk, and an even lower projected water stress score,” the newspaper wrote.

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Arlington-based Axios HQ released a report today (Monday) that it says should be a reality check for company leaders. “What we see every year -- this year is no different -- is there’s a lot more misalignment happening than a lot of leaders are aware of,” Chief Operating Officer Jordan Zaslav tells ARLnow. For instance,

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