On their final morning in the city, Marin Pongračić and Nikola Vlašić reflected on the hotel and training-center staff, Episcopal's "crazy" facilities, and a month that ends Tuesday — as the team departs for its Round of 32 match against Portugal.
Croatia trains and meets the press one last time in Alexandria before flying out of Dulles for Toronto, the Tucker family calls for criminal charges at an emotional ICPRB hearing, parking meter rates and fines rise tomorrow, and a heat advisory takes effect Wednesday with three days near 100°
Family members spoke directly to the board during public comment; board votes to continue deliberations Wednesday
Wilson Contreras hit a three-run homer, Caleb Durbin added a home run of his own, and the Boston Red Sox beat the Washington Nationals 6-3 on Monday to extend their winning streak to a season-high five games.
Visit Alexandria president Todd O'Leary says a month as Croatia's World Cup home gave the city global visibility it could never have afforded — and "rocket fuel" for its sports-tourism push. The full economic picture will come by year's end.
State budget legislation enacted Monday will allow up to 350 cannabis shops to open across Virginia beginning July 1, 2027.
Democrats defend final spending plan while Republicans criticize drawn-out negotiations and late-session policy making.
The changes, approved as part of the city's FY 2027 budget, mark the first increase to parking fines since 2007
The Alexandria boarding school beat out more than 60 sites to become the Vatreni's home base. With the team departing this week, director of auxiliary programs Dan O'Neil looks back on golf-cart rides, ice shortages — and a choice he didn't see coming.
Early voting is underway in Alexandria ahead of the August 4 dual primary as the Democratic field takes shape
The statement comes the same day as a public hearing on the Independent Policing Auditor's findings, which sustained violations against three Alexandria police officers
Federal law enforcement authorities are preparing for one of Washington, D.C.'s, largest and most complex security operations as the nation’s capital gears up to celebrate the 250th anniversary of the nation’s freedom.
Purchase from state rail authority gives commuter rail service greater control over infrastructure as it prepares for expansion
Croatia's Alexandria countdown begins, Alexandria Pride fills John Carlyle Square, the city's inaugural police annual report shows a 29% crime drop, and the National Innovation Quarter lands the largest grant in a $5.6M statewide round — with triple-digit heat ahead
June 29 marks two anniversaries in Alexandria's history — one that reshaped the city's waterfront for a century, and one that quietly ended a brief experiment with banning alcohol.
Governor proposes 14 changes to newly approved spending plan, including firefighter cancer screening, data center revisions and expanded utility bill credits.