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Law enforcement agencies’ use of license plate reader data faces fresh scrutiny
Officers and agencies who illegally share license plate reader data must face consequences, Va. Senate majority leader says
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Smoking materials in a balcony planter caused South Pickett Street fire that left 14 apartments uninhabitable
The Alexandria Fire Department ruled the fire accidental and closed its investigation. One firefighter was injured.
Police seek help identifying person of interest in 'REPORT TO DEPORT' graffiti on Mount Jefferson Park pathway
Alexandria police say they are investigating the messages, which include "ICE" and a phone number, as an incident of bias
City Council to consider appointing interim policing auditor Tuesday
The meeting also includes updates on license plate readers and the Duke Street plan, and a developer’s request for a tax abatement on 91 affordable apartments on Elbert Avenue
Alexandria woman among 2 former FBI officials charged with false statements to Congress
Nikki Floris, who led the FBI's Foreign Influence Task Force, is accused of lying about the task force's role in Hunter Biden investigations; her attorneys call the charges "nonsense"
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City Council to take up Russell Road appeals Nov. 14
The appeals have been pending since August. Council will review the whole Safe Routes to School project, not just the parts under appeal.
City Council and ARHA board to meet Thursday on CEO search, maintenance, and finances
Interim chief executive Roy O. Priest's term was described as about six months when he started in July. The permanent job was posted Oct. 1 without a deadline.
Commanders' depth at receiver improving in place of injured Terry McLaurin
Diggs, Burks and rookie Antonio Williams are expected to be the team’s starting receiving trio moving forward.
ACPS School Board to hold town hall Nov. 10 on budgets, capacity and superintendent transition
The two-hour “Let’s Talk ACPS” session at 1340 Braddock Place follows a public hearing on the division’s next 10-year capital plan. Residents can submit up to two questions in advance.