House Del. Elizabeth Bennett-Parker won Tuesday’s firehouse Democratic primary race for the District 39 State Senate seat.

City Council unanimously supported several City Hall design choices, overriding a decision by its own Board of Architectural Review.

As I proudly approach my 30th year of serving our most vulnerable and fragile elders, my heart is filled with overwhelming gratitude.

Granny’s brother-in-law, Unc, aka Robert L. Whittle I, was said to be the family’s savior, having pitched in to the raising of the widow Granny’s five children. He taught at Episcopal High School for ...

Like many cities and towns across the nation, Alexandria is celebrating the life and work of Dr. Martin Luther King Jr. this January.

As Alexandria prepares this year to contribute its history and culture to the nation’s semiquincentennial, we will endeavor to, as Abigail Adams requested in 1776, “remember the ladies.” ...

For the elementary-aged riders, there’s three rules on the Bike Bus: Don’t pass the leader, stay to the right and have fun.

DASH will replace 11 of its 103 buses with low-emission models, using Federal Transit Administration funding it received in late 2025.

AM CITY COUNCIL The items described below will be heard by the Planning Commission and the City Council on the dates and ...

NOTICE OF PUBLIC HEARING ON AN APPEAL OF A DECISION OF THE BOARD OF ARCHITECTURAL REVIEW A Public Hearing will be held by the ...

For Phil Hargis and Mike Wardian, running 32 miles is no problem. But running a marathon distance while noshing on a lineup ...

At the turn of the 1970s, Alexandria was effectively two different cities, separated socioeconomically but represented geographically. The line of demarcation? The rail line that runs through the city ...