Daily Brief: Monday, November 17
Man wounded in stabbing on Mt. Vernon Avenue, suspect arrested; City Council approves development projects, restaurant expansion; What's happening in Alexandria today.
Ryan Belmore
Man wounded in stabbing on Mt. Vernon Avenue, suspect arrested
Alexandria Police Department responds to incident Sunday evening
Alexandria to hold annual holiday tree lighting Nov. 22
Event will be last in Market Square before renovations
Alexandria City Council approves development projects, restaurant expansion in Saturday session
Council unanimously passes office-to-residential conversions and La Pluma outdoor seating permit during morning session, takes recess before tackling remaining agenda items
Alexandria defense contractor lands $90M Army contract for nuclear facility support
MPR Associates to provide engineering services to Energy, Homeland Security departments through 2030
Former Philadelphia Cheesesteak Factory building on Duke Street sold
992-square-foot property found by buyer through social media post
Titans' season ends with 18-13 playoff loss at Fairfax
Alpha Jalloh accounts for both TDs in first-round defeat
Gaskins, Aguirre named to Spanberger transition team
Alexandria mayor, councilman among more than 100 Virginians selected for 'United for Virginia's Future' committee
From Donald Trump to "No Vote": What Alexandria Voters Wrote In for House of Delegates Districts 3 and 4
892 Alexandria voters rejected the lack of choice in two unopposed state legislative races
From Mark Levine to Kristin Hoffman: What Alexandria voters wrote in for House of Delegates District 5
Nearly 1,700 voters rejected the lack of choice in state legislative race
From 'No choice provided' to Derek Jeter: What Alexandria voters wrote in for commonwealth's attorney
In another uncontested race, 1,808 Alexandria voters used write-ins to register protest or imagine alternatives
From 'ICE Out' to 'Wyatt Earp': What Alexandria voters wrote in for sheriff
In an uncontested race, nearly 2,000 Alexandria voters used write-ins to protest, joke, or imagine alternatives
From 'Shannon Taylor' to 'Mickey Mouse': What 627 Alexandria voters wrote in for attorney general
In a race where the Democrat won the city by 34,000 votes, hundreds opted for write-ins following the "two bullets" text scandal
From Trump to 'Free Palestine': What 393 Alexandria voters wrote in instead for governor and lt. governor
In races Democrats won by more than 60 points, hundreds still felt compelled to write in their own choices
Alexandria retains National Science Foundation headquarters
Agency and as many as 1,600 jobs will relocate to Carlyle Innovation Campus
ACPS narrows naming choices for four campus spaces to semi-finalists
Second poll features semi-finalists honoring local figures, from NFL champion to beloved educators