Once the Virginia governor allows phase three reopening to start, there will be changes for businesses and social gatherings.
The percent positive rate and number of COVID-19 patients at Inova Alexandria Hospital have reached new lows, according to the mayor.
More of the positive results came from non-Alexandria residents, according to the local health department.
The Landmark Mall site reached capacity before the testing event was scheduled to end.
Anyone over age 2 can be tested, but the free events are intended for residents who haven't been able to access testing.
In his delay decision for NoVA, the governor cited a greater portion of new cases in the region compared to the rest of the state.
Activists in one neighborhood are calling on the state to facilitate large-scale testing amid concerns of the virus spreading.
The decontamination systems from FEMA can collectively sterlize 240,000 units of protective gear daily to allow reuse.
Registration for summer programs is suspended and some park features remain closed in the city.
With curbside yard waste collection suspended, Alexandria residents have another option to get rid of yard waste.
The number of currently hospitalized patients increased over the weekend while the number of discharged patients continues to rise.
As many wear face coverings for tasks like grocery shopping, small businesses have switched gears to make and sell them.
Inova opened a respiratory illness clinic on Monday, and Neighborhood Health has set up testing sites.
The latest updates on the new coronavirus in Alexandria include an Inova respiratory clinic opening, meal fundraisers and more.
Data from the Virginia Hospital & Healthcare Association indicates nearly a quarter of hospital ventilators are in use as of Wednesday.
The latest news includes guidance on carryout of alcoholic drinks and food donations to hospital workers and residents in need.
The facility hasn't identified other individuals with symptoms. Residents and workers who may have been exposed are under self-quarantine.
The health department identified close contacts of the patient. Positive COVID-19 cases have increased to 130.
Northam reported one rehabilitation facility had 16 resident deaths and 53 asymptomatic people who tested positive for COVID-19.
Personal protective equipment such as surgical masks, N95 respirators and gloves will be distributed to high-priority personnel.
New state restrictions take effect by the end of Tuesday. The Alexandria Health Department urges residents to take essential trips only.
The Alexandria Health Department calls for behavior changes from everyone to help prevent the spread of COVID-19.
The person had close contact with a COVID-19 patient who spent time at Immanuel Chapel of the Virginia Theological Seminary.
Rep. Don Beyer agreed to self-quarantine after a friend tested positive for the new coronavirus.
Federal authorities have warned sellers claiming their products can treat or prevent the new coronavirus.
A new list from Healthgrades evaluates the top 50, 100 and 250 hospitals in America. Which DC and Virginia facilities are on the list?
Fruit contaminated with salmonella may be found in restaurants, hotels, schools, and long-term care facilities, the CDC warned.
Former Redskins wide receiver Santana Moss will be in Del Ray for the charity cycle ride.
Before the big feast on Thanksgiving, head to Alexandria's Turkey Trot to run or walk.
Residents can anonymously turn in their unused prescription drugs, no questions asked.
As flu season approaches, the CDC recommends that people get their vaccinations this fall.
Dalitso LLC will open the doors in Manassas by year's end, reports say, serving Alexandria and other areas of Northern Virginia.
Diagnosed with hearing loss as a child, Dr. Jennifer Lightfoot is now up for a national practitioner award.
The CDC says the number of Hepatitis A cases in Virginia has topped 100 in the past year and dozens have been hospitalized.
The top finisher among females strives to earn a Distinguished Participation medal by running this year's Marine Corps Marathon events.
The third annual event features hands-on activities, food vendors and more.
The city is offering free locks for guns and medication to limit access when someone is considering suicide.
New rankings from U.S. News & World Report identify the best hospitals in specialty care and the best hospitals in Virginia.
New CDC data shows more parasites in public swimming pools and water parks in the US, including Virginia. See how to be safe.
As Virginians head to the water this weekend, it’s important to recognize the signs of drowning, which may not be what you think.