The U.S. Attorney for the Eastern District of Virginia resigned as President Donald Trump sought prosecution of a New York official.
Virginia House seats, governor, sheriff, commonwealth's attorney and more are on the ballot for the Nov. 4 general election.
As the HUD relocation to Alexandria was announced, there may be a lead on a new space for the National Science Foundation.
Sightings of a mysterious object in the sky were reported across much of the East Coast and Midwest around 9 p.m. Tuesday.
A former member of Alexandria City Council will be a Democratic challenger in the eighth congressional district.
City Hall's renovation project will require some services to start relocating to temporary and permanent spaces.
The more than 1,000-page bill includes cuts to Medicaid and covers 2024 campaign tax promises, including no tax on tips and overtime wages.
The group behind the "No Kings" demonstrations is joining with other activist groups in mobilizing nationwide on July 4, including in VA.
The relocation of the Department of Housing and Urban Development's headquarters from D.C. to NoVA will affect another federal agency.
Jay Jones has won the Virginia attorney general primary, while Ghazala Hashmi is the projected winner in the lieutenant governor race.
While some candidates are decided for the November ballot, Tuesday's statewide primary will set nominees in several races.
President Donald Trump touted the money as a "pro-family initiative" that will benefit millions of American families.
Demonstrators are planning non-violent protests of Saturday's military parade celebrating President Trump’s 79th birthday.
An additional early voting site will open ahead of the June 17 primary election in Alexandria.
The Trump administration listed localities it claims are sanctuary jurisdictions on immigration enforcement and one VA mayor disagreed.
Health Secretary RFK Jr. called the COVID vaccine changes that effect VA "common sense" and "good science" during a Tuesday announcement.
City Council endorsed a phase-out period for gas leaf blowers that was less than what city staff first recommended.
From the workforce to research grants, the Trump administration has brought changes to an Alexandria-based independent agency.
The noisier types of leaf blowers may no longer fill the air if Alexandria City Council takes action. There is a proposed transition period.
The $956M fiscal year 2026 Alexandria budget adopted holds the line on the real estate tax rate, and several other fees, officials said.
Early voting for the June 17 Democratic Party primary starts May 2, and runs through June 14. Find out where and how to vote in Alexandria.
Alexandria City Council advanced fee increase proposals that will get final action with the budget approval.
"Very popular and, most importantly, no more changing of the clocks," President Trump said in support of year-round daylight saving time.
Along with holding a hearing on tax rates, City Council will review proposed parking fee and stormwater utility fee increases.
Bill Butcher, founder of Port City Brewing Company, says tariffs affecting a key beer ingredient will force a price increase on its beers.
In a 4-3 vote, Alexandria City Council ruled out a higher real estate tax rate, although assessment values could still increase tax bills.
Approximately 1,300 Department of Education employees will be laid off, the agency announced. This is how the cuts could affect VA.
With DOGE cutting thousands of probationary employees from the IRS, you may be wondering if your tax refund will be delayed this year.
As tax season continues, a new WalletHub study examines how much Virginians are shelling out compared to the rest of the country.
A portion of the federal workers with the National Science Foundation are getting their jobs back after a court decision and new guidance.
A Trump administration official said the order to close the Dept. of Education could be signed on Thursday. Here is what to know in VA.
The proposed Alexandria budget would maintain the tax rate, but property owners with increased assessed values would see higher tax bills.
The president said he may take control of the U.S. Postal Service, which has operated independently of the federal government since 1970.
The local congressman argued that the firings of 168 workers at the Alexandria-based National Science Foundation violate worker protections.
According to media reports, the independent federal agency based in Alexandria made firings based on a President Trump executive order.
As the city has received resident complaints about short-term rentals in recent years, new regulations are on the table.
One of the nation's largest African American Baptist churches said it would relocate its annual Kennedy Center event.
The House Republicans’ budget proposal extends $4.5 trillion in tax cuts and would raise the debt ceiling by $4 trillion.
According to the latest property assessments, residential values are overall increasing, while office and apartment values overall fell.
A federal aid freeze announced this week by the Trump Administration has been rescinded, multiple sources reported Wednesday afternoon.