The Orlando City winger — one of two MLS players on Croatia's roster — told the Brief he's glad the U.S. is hosting, while defender Marin Pongračić turned his focus to England and Harry Kane.
Council clears HRP Group's Phase I permits and tax increment financing for the long-shuttered Old Town North coal plant site; groundbreaking anticipated in 2027
During a presentation on community partnerships, Tim Beaty said it "burns" him to hear residents argue the central office should be cut — pointing to the staff who secure millions in federal grants.
One hundred and twenty-four years ago today, Mary Custis Lee, 66, refused to move from the Black section of an Alexandria streetcar. Her arrest made the front page of The New York Times — in a city that was one of only two in Virginia with streetcar segregation laws
Detectives investigating in the 800 block; road closed temporarily in both directions
Rookie Colt Emerson homered in a five-run second inning and the Seattle Mariners routed the Washington Nationals 10-2 after a long rain delay Friday night to open a three-game series.
Five days from their World Cup opener, Mario Pašalić and Nikola Vlašić broke down the England test — and thanked a city that's adopting them — at a press conference the Brief was the only English-language outlet to attend.
Investigators believe the suspect may be tied to multiple thefts reported across the neighborhood Friday morning
At the Sails on the Potomac opening, the Virginia 250 honorary chair argued the nation was built on ideas — and urged Americans to reckon with the whole of their history
Mayor Alyia Gaskins and Virginia 250 honorary chair Carly Fiorina mark the festival's launch at Waterfront Park on the 250th anniversary of the Virginia Declaration of Rights
Sy Smith, Langston Hughes II and student performers headline evening at Alexandria's hidden creative hub
U.S. District Judge Leonie Brinkema rules the settlement fund stays frozen indefinitely, despite the administration's claim it has scrapped the plan
Mohammad Mohammadi, 23, charged with involuntary manslaughter and reckless driving in December collision that killed Craig Taylor, 78; next court date June 18
Voters will weigh contested House and Senate primaries; in-person early voting runs through Aug. 1
Nobody's ever happy with a budget. That's not the same as nobody trying.
Storms knocked out power to nearly 11,000 Alexandria customers overnight with another round of dangerous weather expected today, the school board adopts its FY 2027 budget, Croatia settles into its World Cup base camp, and Sails on the Potomac arrives at the waterfront