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Long before he made his first tackle, Michael McCrary was at the center of a civil rights case that went to the highest court.

Plan ahead so you can enjoy your own party.

Housing is only part of the equation in Arlington.

Once a victim of sex trafficking, Barbara Amaya is working to raise awareness of a danger that exists even in the suburbs.

Getting ready to apply? Don't stress. Here's what's important in today's competitive landscape. And what's not.

Diagnoses are the on the rise, but the disorder has more than one form, and the symptoms aren't always obvious.

Some have colorful dining rooms. Others have spare tabletops. But they all pack in the flavor.

A landscape designer's green thumb brings paradise to the suburbs.

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Meatless options aren't an afterthought at these local eateries.

From airline tickets to organ transplants, local vets and rescue groups have seen it all.

Other grandmas baked and knitted. Mine went to the junkyard.

Once David Appelman’s baseball obsession was a hobby. Now it’s a full-time vocation.