Election Day 2014 Checklist for Alexandria Voters

What you need to know, including information on photo IDs.

Virginia's New Ebola Policy Leaves Door Open to Quarantines

Decisions will be made on a case-by-case basis, Gov. McAuliffe says.

Retiring Congressman Jim Moran Reports No Assets

Of more than 500 members of Congress, he was one of six who reported no assets, according to report in Roll Call.

Del Ray Voter's Guide to the 2014 Election

Who's up for election and where to go to cast your ballot on Tuesday, Nov. 4. Last day to register to vote is today.

Sen. Kaine Calls on President to Seek Congressional Authorization for Military Force Against ISIL

Watch videos of the President's address and Kaine's speech on the Senate floor.

Va. Attorney General Launches Plan to Combat Drug Abuse, Overdoses

The state of Virginia may soon crack down on heroin and prescription drug abuse to prevent a growing number of fatal drug overdoses.

Hot Car Deaths: Should Government Mandate Technology?

After a deadly summer of children left in hot cars, a mother is calling on a government fix. What do you think?

Former Governor, Touted As Possible Presidential Candidate, Likely Headed To Prison

Jurors in the public corruption trial of former Virginia governor Bob McDonnell and his wife, Maureen, have reached a verdict.

McDonnell Jury Begins Deliberation in Corruption Trial

Jurors in Richmond began deliberations Tuesday in the federal corruption case against former Va. Gov. Bob McDonnell and his wife, Maureen.

Eric Cantor Snags New Job at Wall Street Investment Bank

The former U.S. House Majority Leader plans to join boutique investment bank Moelis & Co. to the tune of a $3.4 million pay package.

McDonnell Moved Out Days Before Trial Started

On the stand, former governor plays down state favors for drug-maker, but he opens up about marriage woes.

Same-Sex Marriage On Hold in Virginia

Supreme Court grants delay of Appeals Court ruling that struck down Virginia's gay marriage ban.

Defense Lawyers Take Turn Attacking Maureen McDonnell

As defense begins calling its witnesses in Bob McDonnell corruption trial, effort underway to return to unhappy couple narrative.

New Voter ID Requirements in Virginia: Free ID Cards Available

Election for U.S. Senate and 7th congressional district race Nov. 4.

Court's Cold Feet May Delay Same-Sex Marriage in Virginia

All eyes on Supreme Court after Circuit Court says gays and lesbians can marry Aug. 20.

5 Strangest Things We've Learned at the McDonnell Trial

The former first lady’s “crush,” a $6,000 Rolex watch and attempts to tap Mitt Romney are among the strangest events in the McDonnell trial.

Va. Elections Board Backs Strict Voter ID Law

The Board of Elections voted Wednesday to prohibit voters from using any photo ID that expired more than 12 months before Election Day.

Uber and Lyft Now Legally Allowed to Operate in Virginia

State officials and the Virginia DMV reached an agreement Wednesday that allows the companies to operate in Virginia.

McAuliffe Sets Special Election Date for Cantor's Congressional Seat

Gov. Terry McAuliffe announced Tuesday a special election has been set for Nov. 4 to fill the congressional seat of Rep. Eric Cantor.

Plaintiffs Oppose Stay of Gay Marriage Ruling in Va.

Challengers of Virginia's same-sex marriage ban want a federal appeals court to allow gay marriages before a Supreme Court ruling.

Same-Sex Marriage: Supreme Court or Bust?

With more courthouse victories for gays and lesbians, is it time for a final decision?

Eric Cantor to Resign from Congress Aug. 18

Cantor (R-Va.), who stepped down as U.S. House Majority Leader Thursday, said he plans to resign his seat in the House of Representatives.

Federal Panel Strikes Down Virginia Same-Sex Marriage Ban

In a 2-1 decision, the 4th Circuit Court of Appeals struck down Virginia's same-sex marriage ban Monday, declaring the ban unconstitutional.

City Seeks Feedback on Renaming Park After Late 'First Lady of Del Ray'

City of Alexandria seeks public comment on proposal to rename 1 & 7 East Del Ray pocket park to honor Judith “Judy” Utterback Lowe.

Work to Begin Soon on Del Ray Avenue Park

The play area at the park will remain open during construction of new pathways.

Sen. Kaine Encourages Hillary Clinton to Run for President

Del. Scott Surovell Endorses Patrick Hope in 8th Congressional District Democratic Primary Race

Surovell's district has the highest number of primary voters who lack a hometown candidate in the race, the campaign pointed out.

Construction Work Set to Begin at Simpson Stadium Park

Weather permitting, work will occur between Thursday and May 10.

Absentee Voting Underway in 8th Congressional District Democratic Primary

Primary is June 10; if you can't make it that day, you can vote absentee. There are 19 different reasons that a person may choose from for voting absentee.

Should Virginia Legalize Pot?

With the economic benefits of legalized marijuana working for Colorado, is our state the next in line?

Finances, Development, More Expected in Brief ‘State of the City’ Address

Alexandria City Mayor Euille will deliver the 2014 "State of the City" address Tuesday evening.

Renovations Coming Up at Alexandria Recreation Facilities

Schedule of parks, dates.

Money Race: Beyer Leads Among 8th Congressional District Candidates

Democratic primary is less than two months away, June 10.

City Seeks Nominations for Pedestrian, Bicycle Advisory Committee

This 12-member Advisory Committee will make recommendations to City staff on the update to the Pedestrian and Bicycle Master Plan and Complete Streets Design Guidelines.

Congressman Moran 'Cussed Out' Over Suggestion to Raise Congressional Pay

Office received 'thousands' of calls, many with expletives, he said, after he told Roll Call about a proposal to hike pay of members of Congress.

Democratic Candidates for 8th Congressional District to Meet in First Public Forum

Q&A public forum is set for this Saturday, April 12 from 4-6 p.m. at Mount Vernon High School.

City Council Asks for Input on Naming Playground for Music Teacher Ruthanne Lodato

Lodato was killed Feb. 6 after an unknown intruder shot her at her home.

Adam Ebbin Wins 8th Congressional District Straw Poll in Alexandria

Alexandria Mayor Bill Euille takes second place in the poll. Event was sponsored Sunday by the Alexandria Democratic Committee.

Moran Says $174,000 Per Year for Members of Congress Is 'Underpaid'

Moran said he plans to highlight the injustice by introducing an amendment to Budget Chairman Paul D. Ryan’s spending blueprint next week.

Sen. Kaine Stops by MOM's Organic Market to Talk Minimum Wage