There are 11 new cases of the coronavirus in the Alexandria Health District as reported by the Virginia Department of Health Monday.
The 580 new cases on Wednesday represented the lowest case count since July 6.
A mask mandate covering indoor and outdoor public places allows for education-focused enforcement by city staff.
The proposed ordinance before council calls for a face covering mandate stricter than the governor's order.
Although the monthly positive rate overall fell since May, some ZIP codes saw increases since the health department's August analysis.
The numbers of new outbreaks at long-term care facilities were similar in May, July and August.
The 7-day average of cases has increased in the last week, but trends vary by region.
Safeway is holding clinics at all locations, including those without a pharmacy.
Regions with the most new cases have varied by day, but the eastern region leads the state in current hospitalizations.
A parent who was notified by the health department said her daughter was exposed for three days at the summer camp.
Month-to-month counts show May had more new cases than June and July combined.
We look at the week-by-week changes in new cases, deaths and hospitalizations in Alexandria.
Despite case increases in Hampton Roads, overwhelmed hospital capacity isn't expected through August under UVa model projections.
Alexandria's hospital is down to 13 COVID-19 patients, and new data on long-term care facilities is available.
There are 12 new cases of the new coronavirus in the Alexandria Health District as of Tuesday.
The Virginia Department of Health confirmed cases of the new coronavirus and deaths had increased as of Sunday morning.
There are 50 new cases of the coronavirus in the Alexandria Health District. The total number of cases in the health district to 1,657.
The driver who last worked on May 16 did not have close contact with riders, a DASH spokesperson said.
Neighborhood Health tested people regardless of symptoms as part of an effort to ramp up testing.
The drop-off site for electronics and hazardous waste will reopen for one day a week.
With Virginia set to enter the first reopening phase on Friday, localities in the northern region can postpone it by two weeks.
The nonprofit group Leapfrog released a new round of hospital safety grades. Here's how hospitals in Virginia and DC fared.
A nurse at a memory care facility wrote on social media about testing positive for the virus before she died.
While cumulative cases are rising, a state graph shows a declining average of the percentage of positive tests.
There are a total of 940 cases of the new coronavirus in Alexandria as of Monday morning.
The Alexandria Health Department is working with doctor's offices to improve data collection on race, which is not reported for some cases.
Convalescent plasma from recovered patients is being explored as a way to help patients fighting COVID-19.
Alexandria's City Council wants Virginia Governor Ralph Northam to protect residents from coronavirus-related evictions and debt.
The driver was scheduled on a backup bus that did not end up being needed on routes, according to DASH.
Northam and state officials look at daily data and models predicting hospital resource needs when making decisions on restrictions.
As some places in the U.S. report racial disparities in coronavirus deaths, Northam directed the health department to improve Virginia data.
Three jurisdictions say an increase of trash since mid-March puts a strain on regional waste management.
Virginia Gov. Ralph Northam on Friday urged all residents to wear masks if they must leave their home. The CDC has also recommended masks.
The latest updates on the coronavirus impact include new city revenue projections and continuing emergency food assistance.
If you're worried that you have COVID-19, here are recommendations from experts on what to do.
The latest updates include a warning against unproven coronavirus treatments, parking restriction changes, and how to help neighbors.
The Alexandria Health Department says exposure was possible on several days the person visited Murphy’s Irish Pub.
Closures are being announced amid the new coronavirus outbreak. We're rounding up the latest closure announcements.
While the COVID-19 situation continues to evolve, health officials urge social distancing in public.
An Alexandria resident who attended a conference in DC had close contact with a person who later tested positive for COVID-19.