Alexandria lands $2.17 million in federal funds for school crossing safety upgrades
The National Capital Region Transportation Planning Board approved the grant today as part of a nearly $12.5 million package for seven Virginia projects
Police, fire, courts, public health alerts, and crime in Alexandria.
The National Capital Region Transportation Planning Board approved the grant today as part of a nearly $12.5 million package for seven Virginia projects
Advisory covers 72.5 miles of river; repairs expected to take four to six weeks
Joshua Weissman was last Alexandria first responder to die in the line of duty
The press release lists 15 weekend arrests. It does not distinguish between violent and non-violent offenses.
Auditors find agency in full compliance with all mandatory standards; office has held ACA accreditation since 1989
Officers Williams and Elam designed the shield as part of APD's specialty badge program to acknowledge Black Americans' history, achievements and sacrifices
Engine and Rescue 209 arrived to visible flames in the 3400 block of Commonwealth Avenue
Preschool-age child among confirmed cases as outbreak spreads across northern Virginia
Detours in place between Duke and Prince streets from 6 a.m. to 3 p.m.
The nine-week program gives residents and workers a behind-the-scenes look at how officers are trained, how crises are handled and how the department approaches public safety.
Wind chills could reach 10 below zero Saturday, with gusts up to 55 mph; city opens warming centers, extends shelter hours
Officials urge anyone present at five locations to fill out survey for Fairfax County Health Department
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.
Kevin Sanders faces up to 5 years in prison after pleading guilty to felony charge; judge convicts on 4 misdemeanors
One person transported to trauma center after crash near Duke and South Reynolds streets, firefighters union says
A man DHS describes as a confessed MS-13 gang member was arrested by federal agents at a federal immigration office 17 days before Spanberger took office. No state or local police were involved — the