City Council unanimously signaled support for a non-pump station solution to waterfront flooding on Tuesday, reversing course ...

Allan Tucker II died in Alexandria Police Department custody on Aug. 15, 2025. More than seven months later, his family and the community continue to wait for answers.

By Gayle Converse Twenty-eight years after 39-year-old Bertha Benz became the first person to complete a long-distance trip ...

Upon first impression, the “Now or Never” billboards are black and white. But, it’s a little more complicated, artist Alicia ...

By Nancy Perkins In Old Town Alexandria, many historic homes at the upper end of the market are thoughtfully maintained and ...

NeighborShare ALX’s pilot program, which supports residents facing financial hardship, has been expanded from its original ...

By DT Oliver The Alexandria Commission on Aging is now accepting nominations for the 2026 Excellence in Aging Awards program, ...

By Kim Turpin Davis The advent of spring brings a reawakening of warm sunny days and beautifully curated gardens bursting ...

Many residents and environmentalists remain concerned about the longterm effects of the Potomac Interceptor spill in January.

An after-school fight that surged and ebbed for almost an hour on March 18 near Francis C. Hammond Middle School resulted in the arrests of two juveniles and left another youth with minor injuries.

By Bill Rossello Too often we see the city repeat the same mistake. It seems to happen when urbanist ideology, not logic and community preference, is their North Star. Such is the case with the city’s ...