Arlington Public Schools considers updates to classroom phone and AI policies

Arlington Public Schools is moving to update its rules on student cell phone use and classroom technology, including artificial intelligence, after a Virginia law passed with broad support prohibiting phone use "bell to bell."

Former Maryland police officer, DC man arrested in Virginia auto fraud case

A former Prince George’s County police officer and a D.C. man were arrested in connection with a Virginia auto fraud case, Arlington police said.

Arlington Public Schools developing new policy on AI use in classrooms, Arlington Now reports

Arlington Public Schools leaders are developing a new policy to address the use of artificial intelligence and other technologies in the classroom, according to a report by Arlington Now.

Virginia man peed on laptop to try and destroy evidence of child sex abuse material: Police

Stephen Howell pleaded guilty to sexually exploiting minors in person and online. When the FBI came to arrest him, police said he urinated on his laptop in an attempt to destroy evidence.

Arlington man accused of misconduct with teen; police probe other potential victims

An Arlington man has been arrested and charged with multiple sexually-based offenses involving a teenager, prompting detectives to search for additional potential victims.

Burke woman dies after car crashes into parked vehicle in Arlington driveway

A Burke woman died after police said her car left the road and crashed into a parked vehicle in an Arlington driveway. Investigators believe she may have suffered a medical emergency before the crash.

Clarendon post office closes lobby overnight after repeated fires, human waste

The Clarendon post office in Arlington is closing its doors overnight, after repeated issues with people setting fires, urinating and even defecating in the lobby.

Autonomous food delivery robots come to Arlington

Starting Wednesday, food delivery robots are navigating their way around Arlington, Virginia.

Pentagon says no hazard after shelter in place over air quality issue

A hazardous materials incident prompted an emergency response at the Pentagon on Thursday morning after air‑quality sensors detected an issue inside the building.

Woman allegedly assaulted in Arlington parking garage

A 26-year-old woman is speaking out after Arlington County police say she was sexually assaulted inside a residential parking garage stairwell late Friday night in the Columbia Forest neighborhood.

Arlington County police corporal dies from 9/11 related cancer, department says

An Arlington County police corporal who responded to the Pentagon on September 11 has died from 9/11‑related cancer, the department announced Tuesday.

Viral post brings strangers to Arlington grave of fallen soldier

The widow of a fallen U.S. service member turned to social media ahead of Memorial Day with a simple request: she asked strangers visiting Arlington National Cemetery to stop by her husband’s grave and send a photo.

Police ID man fatally shot by officers after Arlington 7-Eleven barricade

Authorities have identified the man shot and killed by officers after they say he barricaded himself inside an Arlington 7‑Eleven while armed.

Police shoot suspect after barricade at Arlington 7-Eleven

Arlington police officers shot a suspect while trying to take him into custody after a standoff at a 7-Eleven Friday night.

School lockdowns lifted in Arlington after phone threats, police say

A middle school and an elementary school in Arlington were briefly placed on lockdown Friday after they received telephone threats, authorities said.

Suspect arrested after attempted abduction in Pentagon City

A suspect is in custody after an attempted abduction inside a Pentagon City business, where police say a woman was attacked but managed to escape. 

Congress probes Arlington’s immigration enforcement policies

Arlington County officials faced congressional scrutiny Monday after House Judiciary Chair Jim Jordan sent letters challenging local immigration enforcement policies.

Bus crash near Pentagon injures 23, including 10 Defense personnel

A collision between two commuter buses near the Pentagon injured 23 people Friday morning, including 10 Department of Defense personnel, according to a statement from the Pentagon Force Protection Agency obtained by FOX News.