Nearly half the states in the country have a town, village, city, or census-designated place called Arlington—ranked here by population. How does ours stack up?

Union Terminal Market opened in 1931, a centralized open-air marketplace where vendors sold fresh produce, meat, seafood, and ...

Recently, I was at my friend’s sister’s house visiting her 11-day-old baby. After tucking the infant away, she and her exhausted husband DoorDashed McFlurries, which I interpreted as a desperate act ...

DC’s True Reformer Building, at the corner of 12th and U streets, may be better known for its exterior; many Washingtonians may have seen its Duke Ellington mural, complete with piano keys and a gold ...

If you were a DC foodie in 2016, you probably remember Alfie’s. Though the northern Thai pop-up lasted less than a year in Park View, opening in February and shuttering over the summer, Alfie’s ...

Long Dark House, 1510 King St. While many kids grew up watching Saturday morning cartoons and Disney movies, some of Chanthal Harris’ fondest childhood memories are watching Chucky, Tales from the ...

Since Reconstruction, growing up in Fredericksburg has meant going to Goolrick’s. Open since 1869, it’s the longest-running soda fountain in America. Joseph “Jeh” Hicks, a fifth-generation ...

Photograph by Hawkeye Johnson Photography. Looking for an all-you-can-eat spot? This Balkan restaurant, which also has locations in Shaw and Clarendon, offers bottomless brunch ($38 per person), lunch ...

Symone Sanders Townsend photo by Tina Leu. A news anchor, an Emmy-winning photographer, a wine-bar owner, and more—each with their own one-of-a-kind look. By Kristen Schott. Photograph of Kelley by ...

Everyone, start your engines! The final inconvenience of our semiquincentennial summer is here: the Freedom 250 Grand Prix. The President Trump-supported IndyCar event will take place on August 22 and ...

The much-anticipated Panda Fest arrives in downtown DC this weekend with lots of cultural cheer and family-friendly fun. Plus, foodies can eat their way through Alexandria’s culinary scene during ...

Robert F. Kennedy Jr., the Secretary of Health and Human Services, is the latest member of the Trump administration to purchase a house in DC. Kennedy reportedly closed on a townhouse in Georgetown on ...