A pedestrian safety plan near Naomi Brooks heads to the Traffic and Parking Board, two people stabbed in separate overnight incidents, why your Alexandria takeout looks different, and tomorrow is your last day to register to vote
Fannon, who opposed city's zoning changes on the campaign trail, joins group fighting them in court
After 170 comments and community feedback on parking, staff recommend a net loss of two parking spaces near Naomi Brooks Elementary
22 homes closed across the city at an average price of $798,070, led by a Ford's Landing townhome
The annual Old Town event features fire trucks, live music, vendors and free admission to the historic 1855 firehouse museum
A statewide ban that took effect July 1 means all food vendors must now use alternatives to expanded polystyrene
Both victims transported with non-life-threatening injuries; investigations ongoing
Three Alexandria police chiefs reflect on legacy and leadership, 100 residents weigh in on the G.R.E.A.T. public safety framework, and the gas-powered leaf blower ban gets a community meeting
City staff fields questions on enforcement, costs, and what happens to the city's own vacuum trucks
Input on youth, technology and traffic will shape a department report expected in September
Current and former chiefs gather to discuss the department's evolution — and the work still ahead
Mudhouse Coffee is coming to King Street, a hazmat incident closes Duke Street for hours, an Alexandria man faces nearly 200 charges in a gym parking lot theft ring, and severe storms are possible this afternoon
The free eight-to-10-week program gives residents a behind-the-scenes look at fire and EMS operations. The application deadline is Aug. 10. Class size is limited to 12.
Alexandria Fire Department responded to an unknown white powder spill at 8:09 a.m. Duke Street fully reopened by 5:12 p.m. The cause remains under investigation.
Fairfax County detectives say Kumneger Ayalsew, 29, stole wallets and credit cards from unlocked vehicles at fitness centers across the region before making fraudulent purchases before victims knew they had been robbed.
The evening event at the rand office on North Royal Street includes a panel discussion and happy hour
