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Dominion-NextEra merger hits turbulence, faces opposition from Va. leaders, SCC staff
Utilities defend promised savings and jobs while Gov. Spanberger seeks six-year freeze on base-rate increases and larger bill credits.
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Election reform committee backs four-year School Board terms, with no staggering or smaller board
The 3-1 recommendation, opposed by committee chair Canek Aguirre, would elect all nine members with City Council in governor's race years starting in 2033
More than 15,700 Alexandrians have voted with two weeks until Election Day
The first Sunday of early voting, when Beatley Central Library opened as a second site, was the busiest day so far, with 1,848 voters
Alexandria organizer Glen Pine announces Democratic bid for House District 5
Del. Kirk McPike, who holds the seat, says he will seek reelection; Pine calls for a data center moratorium and criticizes state funding for the Virginia Israel Advisory Board
School board election committee meets for the last time with dozens of draft scenarios
Kelly Carmichael Booz's packets map nine-, seven- and six-member boards onto four possible City Council calendars ahead of a Nov. 10 report.
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Daily Briefing: Wednesday, Oct. 21
School Board committee picks four-year terms and nothing else; city to review DASH’s numbers before the cut vote; Virginia tries again on Wilson Bridge express lanes
Election reform committee backs four-year School Board terms, with no staggering or smaller board
The 3-1 recommendation, opposed by committee chair Canek Aguirre, would elect all nine members with City Council in governor's race years starting in 2033
Adrian Kempe scores 2 goals and Kings beat Capitals 5-2 for first win of season
Adrian Kempe scored twice and the Los Angeles Kings got their first win of the season, rallying from an early deficit to beat the Washington Capitals 5-2 on Tuesday night.
Top draft pick AJ Dybantsa to miss the season opener for Wizards with a sprained ankle
Top draft pick AJ Dybantsa will miss the season opener for the Washington Wizards on Wednesday night with a sprained ankle.