A 26-year-old Arlington man who worked as an FBI contractor is facing child exploitation and pornography charges. The U.S. Attorney's Office in Alexandria says a grand jury returned charges Wednesday against Brett Janes, including "two counts of sexual exploitation of children and production of CSAM, one count of attempted coercion and enticement, and one count
Arlington County police used a Taser to subdue a man over the weekend after an officer was allegedly punched along Columbia Pike. The fracas happened around 10 p.m. Friday near the intersection of the Pike and S. Walter Reed Drive. The incident that drew the police response was initially reported to be a stabbing but
Arlington is looking to operate buses more frequently and expand service with more off-peak and weekend service. These are just some of the recommendations that could be implemented as part of an overhaul of the municipal bus service, called Arlington Transit, over the next decade. The changes are part of an update to Arlington's Transit
EcoAction Arlington just got a $60,000 boost from the Arlington branch of the NAACP and the Mormon church in its efforts to plant trees in disadvantaged neighborhoods. Last year, the environmental advocacy group announced its plan to plant trees in 10 neighborhoods where the canopy is thinner than elsewhere areas generally less wealthy and