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Planning Commission approves townhomes, gym rooftop in nearly 3-hour meeting; Brown bids farewell
All voted items pass unanimously as departing commissioner's last meeting draws extended tributes
Charles Costen-Sumpter enters City Council race
Former Senate candidate is fifth Democrat to enter race for McPike's seat
Firefighters extricate person from vehicle after Duke Street crash
One person transported to trauma center after crash near Duke and South Reynolds streets, firefighters union says
Partial shutdown ends as Beyer votes no, pushes DHS reforms ahead of Feb. 13 deadline
Rep. Beyer opposes spending deal, leads push for immigration enforcement reforms
DHS uses Alexandria arrest to make case against Spanberger's ICE order. Its own facts undercut the argument.
A man DHS describes as a confessed MS-13 gang member was arrested by federal agents at a federal immigration office 17 days before Spanberger took office. No state or local police were involved — the
Alexandria man sentenced to 22 years in child sexual abuse material case
Gonzalez was on supervised release for a 2013 child pornography conviction when he committed nearly identical offenses on the same messaging platform
The Alexandria Brief — PM | Tuesday, Feb. 3
Another two-hour delay tomorrow; Herring carbon-trading bill passes House; court upholds Old Town project
ACPS announces another two-hour delay Wednesday
Second straight day of delayed opening; city hauling 600 loads of snow per day
House passes Herring bill to rejoin regional carbon-trading program
Bill to rejoin carbon market program heads to Senate after 63-35 vote; Youngkin withdrew Virginia from RGGI during his administration
Court of Appeals affirms dismissal of challenge to 48-unit Old Town residential project
Published opinion holds Alexandria zoning ordinance does not require commercial use for higher-density special use permit; second court defeat for density opponents in three months
Applications opening soon for 12 affordable units in Old Town North; city updates available apartment list
Interested renters can join the Current Tidelock interest list now; the city's updated list also shows openings at more than a dozen properties with committed affordable units.
Mayor: City hauling 600 loads of snow a day; sidewalk enforcement starts with warnings
Gaskins explains why Alexandria doesn't maintain a larger plow fleet
Nominations now open for 2026 Celebrate Women Awards honoring Alexandria's nonprofit leaders
Five women will be recognized for going above and beyond in the nonprofit sector
The Alexandria Brief — AM | Tuesday, Feb. 3
Schools reopen today with two-hour delay; voter registration deadline; more snow possible tonight
Lopez wage theft and worker safety bills pass House, head to Senate
One responds to a Virginia Supreme Court ruling. The other preserves federal protections if they're rolled back.