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The department says the operation produced 1,328 arrests across Virginia and Maryland between Aug. 1 and Aug. 14. In the one Alexandria case that can be checked in Virginia court records, the charges DHS listed were dismissed in 2024.
A worn junction in the tunnel south of Washington Union Station closes Oct. 17-25 for replacement, with buses bridging the gap to Washington
Voting runs through noon Sept. 19, with the winner announced that afternoon at Chalk-A-Block
City and school leaders — among them a new principal and an acting superintendent — welcomed students at Alexandria City High School as new boundaries and walk zones took effect
ACPS opens with a new acting superintendent, redrawn boundaries affecting some 860 students, and walk zones that end bus service for others.
A third-minute goal holds up as Washington stays second in the NWSL, and Ashley Hatch returns home after 15 months out
Crews will be on Summers Drive and at four intersections.
Current tenants and voucher holders are exempt; the public hearing is Sept. 23 and the board votes Sept. 28
The city's draft annual review of federal housing funds is open for public comment through Sept. 7, with a hearing scheduled Sept. 3
Groundwater remains much below normal, with wells in northern Virginia at or near record lows; the state task force meets again Monday
A September writ panel will decide whether the Supreme Court hears a challenge to a published ruling that now guides zoning cases statewide
A city pilot starting Sept. 8 tests whether livestock can clear invasive plants from terrain too steep and rocky for work crews
Some students who rode the bus last year will walk this year as Acting Superintendent Grace Taylor leads the division.
The Mount Vernon Trail makes the national Hall of Fame, a postpartum group starts in Old Town, Mobius Records is coming to Del Ray — and it's the 87th anniversary of the library sit-in.
The 1939 sit-in at 717 Queen St. came two decades before Greensboro. A virtual panel marks the anniversary at noon today.
Mayor Alyia Gaskins cut the ribbon Thursday for the practice, which spent 30 years near the Old Town waterfront before this year's move