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The Alexandria Brief — PM | Thursday, February 5
Extreme cold watch issued; CIA officer enters Beyer primary; Warner warns of election threats; measles exposure
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Public Safety
Extreme cold watch issued for Alexandria as another Arctic blast approaches
Wind chills could reach 10 below zero Saturday, with gusts up to 55 mph; city opens warming centers, extends shelter hours
Government & Politics
Former CIA officer enters crowded primary to challenge Beyer in Virginia's 8th District
Marine veteran Adam Dunigan says he resigned from the agency to fight what he calls an authoritarian project
Government & Politics
Warner draws Nixon parallels as he blasts Gabbard's role in Georgia voting machine raid, warns of threat to Virginia elections
In weekly media availability, senator links Gabbard's Georgia raid, ICE surveillance and push to nationalize elections as threats to Virginia
Community & Culture
Weekend Guide: What's happening in Alexandria Feb. 6-8
A full weekend: Restaurant Week wraps up, Old Town Warehouse Sale and Super Bowl Sunday — but bundle up
Public Safety
Alexandria health department warns of new measles exposure sites in northern Virginia
Officials urge anyone present at five locations to fill out survey for Fairfax County Health Department
Government & Politics
Mayor: 100% of high-traffic trails clear; crews target Old Town parking
First full school day since storm; Gaskins headed to Richmond for General Assembly
Government & Politics
Election Day is Tuesday: What Alexandria voters need to know
Early voting continues through Saturday at 132 N. Royal St.
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The Alexandria Brief — AM | Thursday, Feb. 5
ACPS back to full schedule; groomer guilty of felony animal abuse; $6 million headed to Alexandria
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The Alexandria Brief — PM | Wednesday, Feb. 4
Normal ACPS schedule tomorrow; groomer found guilty in dog's death; Spanberger orders 287(g) agreements terminated
Development
Alexandria to receive more than $6 million in federal funding for housing, health care
Hopkins House, Ladrey Apartments and Neighborhood Health among 78 Virginia projects in bipartisan spending package
Public Safety
Spanberger orders state agencies to terminate all 287(g) agreements with ICE
The directive applies to state law enforcement. In Alexandria, the real debate is over the sheriff's voluntary transfers — which the governor can't touch.