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Route 7 crash study names Beauregard, King Street area a top priority for safety review

Volunteer group’s analysis of 59 fatal and serious pedestrian and bike crashes since 2017 found 10 of the 11 fatal crashes happened in darkness

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Judge cites 'weaponization' in dismissing case against Alexandria woman, another ex-FBI official

By The Associated Press, Ryan Belmore Nov 2, 2026

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Alexandria's 2026 holiday calendar: Parades, markets, lights, and fireworks

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Judge cites 'weaponization' in dismissing case against Alexandria woman, another ex-FBI official

Magistrate Judge Zia Faruqui said prosecutors failed to show Nikki Floris and Bradley Benavides knowingly lied to Congress and that a rushed investigation led to 'critical mistakes'

By The Associated Press, Ryan Belmore Nov 2, 2026

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Route 7 crash study names Beauregard, King Street area a top priority for safety review

Volunteer group’s analysis of 59 fatal and serious pedestrian and bike crashes since 2017 found 10 of the 11 fatal crashes happened in darkness

By Ryan Belmore Nov 2, 2026 7 min read

Public Safety

Alexandria's Flock cameras stopped reading at 9:05 a.m. Friday, police say

The city's license plate reader page now says the cameras are decommissioned. The vendor's transparency portal is still live, and police say what happens to it is up to Flock.

Public Safety

GW Middle student assaulted by juveniles on scooters, police say

The student was waiting for a parent near Commonwealth Avenue and Walnut Street on Tuesday; the parent decided not to pursue charges

Public Safety

Clocks fall back Sunday. Test your smoke alarms.

The city is still taking requests through a program whose own page says it is paused. The fire department could not say when it will resume.

Public Safety

Home on Wythe Street struck by gunfire in Wednesday night shooting; no injuries, no arrests

Police responded to reports of shots fired near North Payne and Pendleton streets at about 6:48 p.m.

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Alexandria's Flock cameras stopped reading at 9:05 a.m. Friday, police say

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Alexandria cancels Flock contract; license plate cameras go dark Friday

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Law enforcement agencies’ use of license plate reader data faces fresh scrutiny

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Alexandria police still haven’t decided who will review their license plate reader audits

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Alexandria police ran 1,557 license plate reader searches in September, newly dated chart shows

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Alexandria police say license plate readers helped identify suspect in Holmes Run Parkway killing

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Alexandria police publish map of their 61 license plate readers, say state law bars a traditional outside audit

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License plate readers go live Friday at a West End apartment building

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Police chief tells residents the research on license plate readers is thin, but he still sees a role for them

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Alexandria police will publish a map of their license plate reader locations by Oct. 1

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City Council asks how Alexandria police count their license plate reader successes. The answers are pending.

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Police hold first community listening session on technology Thursday

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APD answers council's Flock questions: a 2027 contract end date, an outside audit by Oct. 1, and 12 agencies cut off

Public Safety

Police chief confirms he cut off camera access for agencies with ICE agreements, and asks a city commission to help set the rules for what comes next

Public Safety

No Virginia agency deputized to enforce immigration law on patrol can search Alexandria's cameras anymore

Public Safety

Alexandria City Council will decide how long police keep license plate data, APD says

Public Safety

Four police agencies, one state law, four different sets of rules for license plate cameras

Public Safety

Gaskins: 'I do not think there's a role for Flock in this community'

Public Safety

Police won't publish Flock camera locations and have no plans to shorten data retention

Government & Politics

Council returns from recess Tuesday with Flock camera update, tax bill for furloughed federal workers

Public Safety

Inside Virginia’s city halls, concerns, confusion rise with Flock surveillance protests

Public Safety

Alexandria's Flock page now lists the 161 Virginia agencies that can search its cameras

Public Safety

Gaskins says Alexandria police won't share license plate data in immigration cases

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School Board asks for a ‘do nothing’ scenario, modulars and updated enrollment before deciding on middle school capacity

Staff promised corrected cost figures, per-school numbers and a status-quo comparison by Nov. 12. The acting superintendent’s 10-year capital plan is due Nov. 5.

By Ryan Belmore Oct 30, 2026 7 min read

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School Board to weigh $48.7 million to $237.5 million in options for crowded middle schools

Staff will compare the adopted plan to convert Jefferson-Houston into a middle school against new middle school capacity at Cora Kelly or James K. Polk at a work session Thursday

By Ryan Belmore 8 min read

Sports

Jayden Daniels throws TD pass and Commanders shut out Eagles over final 3 quarters in 27-10 win

The Washington Commanders had just under two weeks to sit with their disheartening start to the season before their matchup against the Philadelphia Eagles on Sunday night.

By The Associated Press Nov 2, 2026 4 min read

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Spirit to host Portland Thorns in NWSL quarterfinal Nov. 8 at Audi Field

The result will help decide whether a Spirit or Thorns player stays in the Nov. 20 Skills Challenge at Episcopal High School

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2 early goals lift Minnesota to a 5-1 win over Washington, snapping the Capitals' 3-game run

Quinn Hughes and Michael McCarron scored in the first 5:27 for Minnesota, and the Wild held on for a 5-1 victory over the Washington Capitals on Sunday.

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AJ Dybantsa sharp in his home debut as the Wizards smother Charlotte 95-79

Trae Young had 21 points, nine assists and seven rebounds, AJ Dybantsa scored 17 points in his home debut, and the Washington Wizards routed the Charlotte Hornets 95-79 on Friday night.

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Cole Hutson scores twice as the Capitals beat the Predators 4-3

Cole Hutson scored twice to lead the Washington Capitals to a 4-3 victory over the Nashville Predators on Thursday night.

Belmore's Notebook: Three different counts of Alexandria's cameras, and a question the mayor couldn't get answered either

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Alexandria's Flock cameras stopped reading at 9:05 a.m. Friday, police say

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Route 7 crash study names Beauregard, King Street area a top priority for safety review

Route 7 crash study names Beauregard, King Street area a top priority for safety review

Alexandria's Flock cameras stopped reading at 9:05 a.m. Friday, police say

GW Middle student assaulted by juveniles on scooters, police say

Clocks fall back Sunday. Test your smoke alarms.

Home on Wythe Street struck by gunfire in Wednesday night shooting; no injuries, no arrests

Alexandria's Flock cameras stopped reading at 9:05 a.m. Friday, police say

Alexandria cancels Flock contract; license plate cameras go dark Friday

Law enforcement agencies’ use of license plate reader data faces fresh scrutiny

Alexandria police still haven’t decided who will review their license plate reader audits

Alexandria police ran 1,557 license plate reader searches in September, newly dated chart shows

Alexandria police say license plate readers helped identify suspect in Holmes Run Parkway killing

Alexandria police publish map of their 61 license plate readers, say state law bars a traditional outside audit

License plate readers go live Friday at a West End apartment building

Police chief tells residents the research on license plate readers is thin, but he still sees a role for them

Alexandria police will publish a map of their license plate reader locations by Oct. 1

City Council asks how Alexandria police count their license plate reader successes. The answers are pending.

Police hold first community listening session on technology Thursday

APD answers council's Flock questions: a 2027 contract end date, an outside audit by Oct. 1, and 12 agencies cut off

Police chief confirms he cut off camera access for agencies with ICE agreements, and asks a city commission to help set the rules for what comes next

No Virginia agency deputized to enforce immigration law on patrol can search Alexandria's cameras anymore

Alexandria City Council will decide how long police keep license plate data, APD says

Four police agencies, one state law, four different sets of rules for license plate cameras

Gaskins: 'I do not think there's a role for Flock in this community'

Police won't publish Flock camera locations and have no plans to shorten data retention

Council returns from recess Tuesday with Flock camera update, tax bill for furloughed federal workers

Inside Virginia’s city halls, concerns, confusion rise with Flock surveillance protests

Alexandria's Flock page now lists the 161 Virginia agencies that can search its cameras

Gaskins says Alexandria police won't share license plate data in immigration cases

School Board asks for a ‘do nothing’ scenario, modulars and updated enrollment before deciding on middle school capacity

School Board asks for a ‘do nothing’ scenario, modulars and updated enrollment before deciding on middle school capacity

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From $180,000 to $2.95 million: Homes sold in Alexandria last week

Local, statewide leaders mourn Dolores Huerta, who campaigned in Alexandria last year

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