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The lawsuit, filed in the Eastern District of Virginia, criticized the speed at which the project slated for Memorial Circle has moved without going through the full review process.
The city is seeking a third round of community feedback on design options for one of Alexandria’s highest-crash corridors. The comment period runs through Nov. 6.
More than 9,000 residents have already voted. The deadline to register or request a mail ballot is Oct. 23, and early voting ends Oct. 31.
With 26 days until the midterms, the senator, who is seeking reelection, urged Virginians to vote early and pressed the administration to declassify any evidence of foreign interference.
While the report largely reinforces the National Transportation Safety Board's conclusions, the civilian investigation was broader and the NTSB focused on years of warning signs missed by the Federal Aviation Administration.
Late payments will be charged a penalty and interest, and the city says state law does not allow it to waive them for owners who didn't receive a bill.
The city will hold a virtual meeting Oct. 22 on the half-mile path between Fillmore Avenue and Berkeley Street, covering the schedule and construction impacts.
Virginia’s 1st Congressional District will present one of this year's starkest tests for Democratic attempts to turn their message into a winning campaign issue.
Pledger, the city's chief information officer for the past decade, succeeds Jane Christenson, who was hired a year ago after a national search. Pledger has held the role on an interim basis.
Rush pleaded guilty to one count of wire fraud during a hearing in Alexandria, Virginia, court records show.
The lieutenant governor's report follows a five-city listening tour where 128 people spoke. Alexandria is a party to the state review, where public testimony begins Nov. 5.
One in five respondents is based in Alexandria. A majority said data centers are good for the region's economy.
The department is providing flu shots only to uninsured residents and has issued guidance for the respiratory virus season
The governor told the sold-out 93rd annual Freedom Fund Dinner her administration has restored voting rights to more than 100,000 people, and that it should not depend on who holds the office
Leah Riley dropped the loading zone and the five spaces in front of Naomi Brooks, citing the risk of double-parking at drop-off. She is adding six spaces on Johnston Place for school employees.
As the United States celebrates its 250th anniversary of independence, Smithsonian leaders are turning to AI to better understand items in its collection tied to the fight that led to the country’s founding.
