The Kennedy Center wants to show that the building really needs a renovation
The Kennedy Center's new leadership wants to prove to critics the building is damaged beyond simple repair. It's starting with Congress.
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Democrats line up to run in Virginia congressional districts, even before voters approve them
The latest entrant is Olivia Troye, who was an aide to former Republican Vice President Mike Pence and has become a vocal critic of President Donald Trump. She announced Tuesday that she'll run in Virginia's newly created 7th Congressional District, joining an already crowded field.
Alexandria City Council to hold budget, tax rate, and parking public hearings Saturday
Residents have one of their last chances to weigh in on the FY 2027 budget before final adoption April 29
Potomac River named America's most endangered river of 2026
Data center expansion and a historic sewage spill deliver a 'one-two punch' to the region's drinking water, advocates warn
The Alexandria Brief: Tuesday, April 14
Council submits 10 add/delete proposals ahead of Saturday budget hearing; affordable housing waitlist opens next week for Sansé; city marks 37th Holocaust remembrance today
Inova marks structural milestone at new Alexandria campus
'Topping out' of the former Landmark Mall site signals construction on track for 2028 opening
Paul Skenes and Brandon Lowe lead Pirates to 16-5 rout against Nationals
Paul Skenes allowed one hit in six strong innings and Brandon Lowe homered for the third time in two games, driving in five runs as the Pittsburgh Pirates steamrolled the Washington Nationals 16-5 to begin a four-game series Monday night.
Alexandria City High School brings 'Anastasia: The Musical' to the stage later this month
Titan Theatre's annual production runs five performances from April 24 through May 2
Anthony Davis' long-term future with the Wizards isn't clear, but he likes the young core
Anthony Davis' long-term future with the Washington Wizards isn't clear, but the star at least knows he's committed to the franchise for one more season.
Alexandria's natural resources team hitting the community trail this spring with free events, nature challenge
City staff will host a series of meet-and-greets, outdoor activities, and a global nature documentation competition through the summer
Affordable housing waitlist opens next week for first units at Sansé
The development on Mount Vernon Avenue will begin accepting residents in August; a one-week application window opens at midnight April 20
Alexandria City Council submits 11 add/delete proposals ahead of Saturday budget hearing
From DASH bus service to jail staffing and animal control pay, council members' wish list totals more than $1.2 million in new operating spending for fiscal year 2027
The Alexandria Brief: Monday, April 13
Spanberger vetoes skill games bill; big week ahead for budget, parking overhaul, and police-in-schools hearing; eight days until Election Day
Alexandria's week ahead: Budget hearings, parking overhaul, police-in-schools hearing, and a special election on the horizon
City Council takes up Sunday meters and parking fine increases Tuesday before Saturday's budget public hearings; the ACPS SRO agreement heads to its public hearing Thursday as the April 21 special election draws near
Tomlin scores career-high 26 as Cavaliers defeat Wizards 130-117 in regular-season finale
The Wizards (17-65) ended the season on a 10-game losing streak and dropped 26 of their last 27. Their only win during that stretch was on March 25 against Utah.
From Del Ray to Old Town, Alexandria spent the weekend talking about local news.
Bloom Labs and student journalists from Theogony spent the weekend connecting neighbors with the outlets covering their city — and letting the community speak for itself.