Two chefs who call Alexandria home head to 'Top Chef' season 23
Anthony Jones and Jonathan Dearden among 15 contestants competing for $250,000 prize
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The Alexandria Brief — AM | Friday, Jan. 30
Day four of digging out—plus early voting kicks off tomorrow
Friday storm update: Schools virtual for fourth day; city prepares for possible weekend snow
Residential roads 95% passable; back-to-back cold weather advisories through Saturday morning
Warner demands ICE reforms, questions Gabbard's role in Georgia FBI raid
Senator says he won't support DHS funding without 'meaningful' changes to immigration enforcement; joins colleagues in formal demands for answers on intelligence chief, surveillance technology
The Alexandria Brief — PM | Thursday, Jan. 29
Schools closed again Friday; residential roads 95% clear; DCA memorial coming to Alexandria
ACPS extends virtual learning through Friday; buildings remain closed
District cites frigid temperatures, impact on bus operations; weekend update expected Sunday
Mayor: Residential roads reach 95% passable; city suspends sidewalk fines
Crews preparing for weekend storm as focus shifts to hard-to-reach areas
Alexandria to install memorial honoring 67 killed in DCA crash
Riverside park will serve as site for reflection on one-year anniversary of tragedy
Weekend Guide: What's happening in Alexandria Jan. 30–Feb. 1
After a week of digging out, here's your guide to getting back out there
Del Ray Farmers Market cancelled Saturday for first time in over 30 years
Ice storm conditions forced 100 dump truck loads of ice to be hauled out of Del Ray alone
The Alexandria Brief — AM | Thursday, January 29
City reopens as bitter cold lingers; man killed in N. Patrick Street shooting; council heads to Richmond
Thursday storm update: City returns to regular hours, schools still virtual as recovery continues
Trash collection resumes; weekend snow possible
One dead, juvenile injured in N. Patrick Street shooting
Alexandria Police investigating Wednesday evening incident; increased patrols planned
This day in history: How neon signs atop the George Mason Hotel prompted Alexandria's sign ordinance
Just a year after establishing America's third historic district, city officials moved to regulate the growing trend of oversized signage aimed at motorists.
The Alexandria Brief — PM | Wednesday, January 28
Schools closed again Thursday; CVS closing; VRE ridership up 48%; Potomac Yard Metro hits $385 million
Alexandria schools to remain closed Thursday; virtual learning continues
District still assessing conditions for safe return