Opponents appeal Braddock Road bike lane approval to City Council
More than 50 signatures trigger Council review of Traffic and Parking Board's 6-0 decision
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More than 50 signatures trigger Council review of Traffic and Parking Board's 6-0 decision
Road closures begin at 7:15 a.m. and are expected to lift around 3:30 p.m.
City Council to receive workforce briefing Tuesday as $977M budget process enters critical stretch
Don't just reset your clocks Sunday; make sure your home's first line of fire defense is working, too
Meeting also marks first public airing of the $5.6M gap between what ACPS needs and what the city has proposed
School board member calls for delay of vote on funding restructure; early voting begins today; Potomac River advisory lifted for Alexandria waterfront
Booz calls for delay of Monday vote, says proposal to fund ACPS by spending category raises legal questions and was introduced without discussion
Passerby spotted Virginia Richards and contacted authorities Thursday evening
Dominion Energy data shows 23 Alexandria customers without power as of 5:46 p.m.
Advisory remains in effect near spill site as elevated E. coli persists upstream
Maryland passes Metro funding bill as Virginia budget talks advance ahead of March 14 deadline
In a remote availability from Capitol Hill Thursday, the Virginia senator warned that sailors from the Hampton Roads region are bearing the brunt of a war with no clear endgame — and that Virginians from Norfolk to Northern Virginia are already feeling the costs.
EmpowerHER event at Charles Houston Recreation Center features expert panels, wellness activities and local vendors
PCG Restaurant Group says the Mount Vernon Avenue café will temporarily shut down March 9 while it prepares for 'the next chapter'; pop-up planned at Piece Out
Mayor says city learned of $12.7M teacher pay deal from a press release; early voting begins tomorrow; city professionals complete union sweep
Two-hour joint budget session ends without resolving the $5.6M gap between what ACPS needs to honor its first collective bargaining agreement and what the city has proposed