Police arrest man suspected in string of Old Town package thefts
Investigators believe the suspect may be tied to multiple thefts reported across the neighborhood Friday morning
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Investigators believe the suspect may be tied to multiple thefts reported across the neighborhood Friday morning
Mohammad Mohammadi, 23, charged with involuntary manslaughter and reckless driving in December collision that killed Craig Taylor, 78; next court date June 18
Outages in the city fell below 2,000 by late Friday morning — under a fifth of the overnight peak — and Dominion began posting restoration estimates as crews worked ahead of afternoon heat and storms.
Kevin Sanders gets five years with three suspended in death of dog at Your Dog's Best Friends; ordered to report June 25.
State agency says all but a handful of southeast localities remain in warning status; forecasters warn of dangerous heat as a chance of showers finally returns
With days to go before a July 1 deadline, AlexRenew gave The Alexandria Brief a tour of the underground pumping station at the heart of RiverRenew, the largest infrastructure project in the city's history.
A National Weather Service advisory runs until 8 p.m. today with a heat index near 104, and more heat and storms loom over Friday's opening of Sails on the Potomac
The advisory doesn't name the event, but the school is Croatia's World Cup base camp.
The ACHS PTSA's year-end newsletter raises concerns about the W. Braddock Road safety study and publishes a letter aimed at a separate, already-decided project
The framework follows McGuire's March update touting the region's sharpest crime drop; council action is advisory only, and the plan formalizes the strategy he signaled then
COG warns the air will be unhealthy for sensitive groups as a hot, dry stretch settles over the region already under a drought watch
The city's largest-ever infrastructure project enters its final phase as crews finish testing; sewer inspections begin this month
Free online event features Alexandria Vice Mayor Sarah Bagley and local transit officials from across Northern Virginia
Fire marshal ruled the blaze accidental; one resident was displaced and the home is uninhabitable
COG urges voluntary conservation as a hot, mostly rainless week pushes Alexandria temperatures toward the mid-90s
Two concepts would remove between 4 and 20 spaces; project is latest in series of Safe Routes improvements on corridor