Senator ties affordability squeeze to a five-month war of choice and tariffs, accuses the Pentagon of hiding more than 600 wounded, and says he wants details on the $22 billion plan to remake Dulles
City Council votes to reopen the Tucker investigation, early voting extends until 7 p.m. tonight, and the August 4 primary is five days away
The high bluff overlooking King Street where Orville Wright turned his biplane around has been a landmark for 5,000 years — and is still there today
The unanimous vote during a special summer session clears the path for the independent auditor to dig deeper into last year's in-custody death
The Arlandria ghost kitchen broke company sales records after opening last year. Staff and equipment are shifting to a Clarendon storefront opening Aug. 7
Nominations for the Sept. 8 Centenarian Celebration are due Aug. 18
20 homes closed across the city at an average price of $707,780, led by a newly built Braddock Heights house
City Council votes tonight on reopening the Tucker investigation, and Alexandria dodged the severe storms that circled the region Tuesday afternoon and evening
The Alexandria Gazette splashed UFO sightings across its front page 74 years ago today. It wasn't alone.
Ja'Real Wilkins and Tysheem Boykins were convicted by juries in separate trials; both will be on supervised probation for life
Plug In Alexandria's next round offers site assessments and grants up to $15,000, with applications due Sept. 21
The city confirmed the record Tuesday. New this year: a community dog walk with Police Chief Tarrick McGuire through Del Ray
The Traffic and Parking Board votes to remove 20 parking spaces on Russell Road, and the August 4 primary is one week away
Staff had recommended removing four spaces and adding two near Naomi Brooks Elementary. The board voted 5-2 for a larger removal and asked staff to return with parking options for school employees.
Line 32 gets 30-minute frequency seven days a week; stops along N. Fairfax, Madison and Montgomery streets will be consolidated
The utility cites "historic drought conditions" statewide; the Drought Monitor shows all of Alexandria in moderate drought, an improvement from the spring
