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A new America250 category challenges at least 250 property owners to plant red, white and blue native gardens — a nod to the "patriotic gardens" that bloomed across the city during the 1976 bicentennial
It's Election Day — polls close at 7 p.m.; flooding concerns dominate Braddock Road Metro hearing; council takes up budget add/delete decisions tonight.
A council member and neighbors urged WMATA to address the site's chronic drainage problem.
The driver of a black Chevrolet Suburban remained at the scene of Monday evening's fatal crash at N. St. Asaph and Montgomery streets and is cooperating with investigators
Installation is the latest stage of Alexandria's $14.5 million Smart Mobility push to replace fixed-timing signals with real-time adaptive control
Saturday was the biggest single day of the entire early voting period. Here's everything you need to know before tomorrow.
The preliminary add/delete work session begins at 7 p.m. — the same night residents vote to fill the vacant council seat
Council hears five hours of budget testimony Saturday; Sheriff Casey opposes $200,000 cut; ALX Dog Walk doubles in size for fifth year
A City Council election, the preliminary add/delete work session, the expected SRO agreement vote and the 129th anniversary of Joseph McCoy's lynching make for a week that matters
National Weather Service warns of possible frost damage to crops and outdoor plumbing Tuesday morning, with highs near 80 by week's end
Volunteer council invites residents to learn how to get involved in local emergency readiness
The meeting covered budget proposals, parking fees, a contested right-of-way vacation and a new housing development before adjourning at 2:47 p.m.
Supporters and opponents fill council chambers as the proposal heads to Tuesday's add/delete work session
Crane and equipment deliveries will prompt 15- to 30-minute shutdowns on weekdays from April 20 through April 28, the latest visible step in a yearslong effort to restore trail sections wrecked by historic flooding
More than 2,000 dogs and owners step off under warm spring skies for the two-mile walk, up from roughly 1,000 last year; mayor and founder salute sustainability push
Runners will raise money for autism research as Potomac Avenue and part of Main Line Boulevard shut down from 7:40 a.m. to 9:40 a.m.