City Council faces two critical budget deadlines while Tuesday's Planning Commission brings major development proposals and Thursday's School Board meeting is expected to post the long-awaited SRO agreement for public review
A candidate forum, extended early voting hours, and key deadlines are all coming up fast.
Alexandria deputy arrested after alleged drug smuggling attempt; several crashes close streets over the weekend; pinwheel garden planted for Child Abuse Prevention Month
Sheriff's office intercepted narcotics before they reached the detention center's general population, officials say
City staff to present final drainage design for Hume Springs flood mitigation effort
Equipment issues halt yard waste and metal collection citywide; residents urged to keep submitting requests
The teen had been missing since March 26; APD thanked the public for sharing information in the case.
Mayor Alyia Gaskins proclaimed April as National Child Abuse Prevention Month as city leaders, Police Chief Tarrick McGuire and nonprofit representatives gathered Friday for the annual ceremony
Owner Scott Shirley says the sandwich and wine shop, a sister to Slater's Market and Union Sandwich Co., is about six weeks from opening
The Study at Morrison House opens its literary hideaway for a third year, raising funds for Virginia libraries through $2 tickets and a menu of forbidden-fiction-inspired drinks
Four Alexandria favorites serving up at Nationals Park; Spring2ACTion returns April 22; RiverRenew opens pocket park along Hooffs Run
Hard Times Café, Taqueria Picoso, Rocklands BBQ and Port City Brewing all have spots inside the ballpark as the Nationals open their 2026 season today.
The 4th annual outdoor festival hosted by the Del Ray Business Association will feature a dog fashion show, yoga with pups, live music and more.
Easter egg hunts, underwater egg dive, Guess Who's Coming To Dinner and a poison tour.
ACT for Alexandria's citywide giving day hopes to engage 10,000 donors across 191 local organizations — building on a record-breaking $3.1 million raised last year.
The small park near Duke Street is part of a larger sewer infrastructure program aimed at preventing millions of gallons of combined sewage from polluting Alexandria's waterways each year.