The framework follows McGuire's March update touting the region's sharpest crime drop; council action is advisory only, and the plan formalizes the strategy he signaled then
Tuesday's legislative meeting puts the TIF framework for the Potomac River Generating Station redevelopment before the council as an oral-report briefing, with a packet that now includes community feedback gathered through last month's meetings
First ACPS superintendent search session draws a community call for trust and transparency, a Code Orange air quality alert covers the region today, and Sen. Mark Warner pushes for federal data center "guardrails" — plus a publisher's note on what it really costs to cover Alexandria
A 1922 ceremony at Shuter's Hill launched a decade-long construction effort to honor Washington as a Mason — funded entirely by donations, never with borrowed money, and culminating in a 333-foot tower that still defines the Alexandria skyline
HYA opens engagement sessions with virtual forum Thursday; in-person session set for June 10
The Kennedy Center is beginning the process of removing references to President Donald Trump a week after a federal judge ruled that his name had been illegally added to the performing arts center.
COG warns the air will be unhealthy for sensitive groups as a hot, dry stretch settles over the region already under a drought watch
The city's largest-ever infrastructure project enters its final phase as crews finish testing; sewer inspections begin this month
The senator tied rising energy costs to data center growth as Alexandria wages its own fight against utility rate hikes
Seven months in, an honest look at the numbers behind your community newsroom
Free online event features Alexandria Vice Mayor Sarah Bagley and local transit officials from across Northern Virginia
Crews knock down a Randolph Avenue house fire, Little Birdie sets a June 23 opening on Mount Vernon Avenue, the city plans a new Del Ray pocket park, and Alexandria joins a regional drought watch — plus we mark seven months of The Brief
An 1870 inspection found the South Alfred Street home of Alexandria's first volunteer fire company twisted by high winds and weakened by deferred Civil War-era maintenance — leading to a major 1871 remodel
Fire marshal ruled the blaze accidental; one resident was displaced and the home is uninhabitable
City was named a top-15 community nationally last year; residents can register block parties and cookouts with police
City would convert a parking island on Clifford Avenue into green space; first community meeting is June 11
