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She joins a nine-candidate Democratic field where incumbent Eugene Vindman has already raised more than $7 million — but the district itself won't exist unless Alexandria votes yes on April 21
Residents can tune in April 21 to learn about upcoming weekend road closures and bridge replacement work near King Street and Commonwealth Avenue
A new petition and an old effort are pointing in the same direction. But the process required to actually change anything runs through Richmond, not city hall.
Residents have one of their last chances to weigh in on the FY 2027 budget before final adoption April 29
Data center expansion and a historic sewage spill deliver a 'one-two punch' to the region's drinking water, advocates warn
Council submits 10 add/delete proposals ahead of Saturday budget hearing; affordable housing waitlist opens next week for Sansé; city marks 37th Holocaust remembrance today
'Topping out' of the former Landmark Mall site signals construction on track for 2028 opening
Titan Theatre's annual production runs five performances from April 24 through May 2
City staff will host a series of meet-and-greets, outdoor activities, and a global nature documentation competition through the summer
The development on Mount Vernon Avenue will begin accepting residents in August; a one-week application window opens at midnight April 20
From DASH bus service to jail staffing and animal control pay, council members' wish list totals more than $1.2 million in new operating spending for fiscal year 2027
Spanberger vetoes skill games bill; big week ahead for budget, parking overhaul, and police-in-schools hearing; eight days until Election Day
City Council takes up Sunday meters and parking fine increases Tuesday before Saturday's budget public hearings; the ACPS SRO agreement heads to its public hearing Thursday as the April 21 special election draws near
Bloom Labs and student journalists from Theogony spent the weekend connecting neighbors with the outlets covering their city — and letting the community speak for itself.
The panel meets at 7:45 p.m. — note the later-than-usual start time — in person and on Zoom.
The park and tennis courts will close for up to six months as crews replace the top section of a culvert with structural issues