Pizza, five pillars and a conversation with the police chief
About 50 residents and business owners turned the conversation to surveillance, staffing and where the kids are Tuesday at Piece Out
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About 50 residents and business owners turned the conversation to surveillance, staffing and where the kids are Tuesday at Piece Out
ACPS students return Aug. 24, in a year when Virginia has recorded more measles cases than in any year since 1988
The mayor answered resident questions about the city's Flock cameras Tuesday.
Two warnings and 55 mph winds measured on the Potomac, with 15 customers losing power on Stonebridge Road
Not an actual emergency: no students will be present, but residents should expect emergency vehicles on West Braddock Road from 8 a.m. to 5 p.m.
The neighborhood session follows invitation-only gatherings in June and July, and feeds a department report due in September
State regulators eased advisories in 15 counties and 10 cities on Thursday. Northern Virginia was not among them.
Metropolitan Police say Jeremiah Greene, 21, was detained at the scene Wednesday night. The victim was identified as Bobby Lee Cannon, 35, of Southeast D.C.
The award is part of $1.7 million in Justice Department grants announced Tuesday for law enforcement agencies across Virginia
The city's concept for the corridor through NVCC would add bike lanes and change on-street parking; construction is anticipated in 2026 or 2027
Up to 3 inches of rain have already fallen, with another 1 to 2.5 inches possible; a flood watch runs through midnight
Downed wires over the roadway prompted the overnight closure, Alexandria police said
Update: On August 2, the Alexandria Police Department reported that the missing girl has been located.
The unanimous vote during a special summer session clears the path for the independent auditor to dig deeper into last year's in-custody death
Ja'Real Wilkins and Tysheem Boykins were convicted by juries in separate trials; both will be on supervised probation for life
The city confirmed the record Tuesday. New this year: a community dog walk with Police Chief Tarrick McGuire through Del Ray