Metro Seeks Partner To Build New Mixed-Use Development Next To Braddock Road Station

The Washington Metrorail has issued a request for proposals to build a new mixed-use development at an Alexandria station.

Alexandria Police Promise To Publish Map Of Department's Flock Cameras

The Alexandria Police Department has set a deadline for publishing a map of its automatic license plate reader cameras in the city.

NoVa Software Company Hid Russian Ownership From U.S. Government Clients: DOJ

Two men are charged with conspiracy to commit wire fraud for allegedly hiding the foreign ownership of a U.S. contractor.

New Public Comment Rules For Alexandria City Council Meetings Deferred After Disagreement: Report

The City Council couldn't agree on new rules for public comment and behavior at council meetings and agreed to revisit the issue.

ACPS Expands Math Model Lesson Program, Aims For Stronger, More Consistent Math Instruction

Alexandria City Public Schools will expand a math training program for teachers, aiming for more consistent math instruction across schools.

Reward Offered For Information Leading To Arrest In Groveton Shooting: Police

Fairfax County police have announced a $10,000 reward for information about a shooting in Groveton in September.

Updated Nor'easter Forecast: Rain, Wind, Coastal Flooding Predicted For NoVA

Northern Virginia could receive 1 to 2 inches of rain before drier weather arrives Thursday, while tidal flooding threatens some areas.

VA Rep. Slams 'Unproven AI Air Traffic Control System,' Calls On FAA To Halt Rollout Of New Tool

Saying "The FAA should not use my constituents as guinea pigs," Rep. Don Beyer called for the tool's implementation to be paused.

Rain Marks Start Of Autumn In Northern Virginia, With Potential Nor'Easter On Its Heels

Rainy weather will mark the change of season in Northern Virginia, as weather services track a potential Nor'easter off the Atlantic coast.

NoVA Layoffs Up Nearly 50% This Summer As Hundreds Lose Jobs

Layoffs announced over the summer were up by nearly 50% year on year and hundreds of job losses took effect.

Alexandria Police Announce Technology Listening Sessions As City Debates Flock Camera Use

The Alexandria Police Department will host two listening sessions in the coming weeks to answer questions about its use of technology.

Famed Chinese Chef Announces Opening Date Of New Alexandria Restaurant

The newest addition to this chef's local empire will open very soon in Alexandria.

Metro Track Vehicle Derails, Shuts Down NoVA Commuter Line Monday Morning

A metro line connecting Northern Virginia to Washington, DC, was out of service Monday morning after a track vehicle derailed overnight.

Water Main Break Closes Part Of Van Dorn Street In Alexandria

A water main break closed part of South Van Dorn Street in Alexandria on Saturday, according to police.

APD Provides Answers On Flock Camera Uses, Data Sharing, Placement After City Questions

Alexandria police detailed Flock camera audits, data sharing and privacy safeguards in response to City Council questions.

Alexandria Man Convicted Of Attempted Rape In Attack On Hotel Housekeeper: Prosecutor

An Alexandria man has been convicted by a judge of an attack on a hotel housekeeper in Fairfax County.

Early Voting For 2026 Election Begins: What's On The Alexandria Ballot

Alexandria voters can start casting ballots in Virginia's general election on Sept. 18. Here's who and what's on the Nov. 3 ballot.

Metro Yellow Line Will Be Out Of Service For The Next 2 Weekends, WMATA Says

A major metro line serving Northern Virginia will be out of service for maintenance for two weekends in September.

Alexandria's Home Sales Dropped In August As Prices Rise: Report

The average sale price of a detached single-family home in the city was $1.5 million.

2 Rounds Of Storms Possible For VA: See Timing, Impacts

The D.C. region could approach 90 degrees Thursday before storms arrive, followed by cooler weather Friday and Saturday.

Alexandria Ranks Among Nation's Best Cities For Renters In 2026 In New Survey

Two Northern Virginia cities were ranked among the nation's 100 best for renters.

Young Dog Kado Is Alexandria's Adoptable Pet Of The Week

This eight-month-old peppy boy is looking for a home where he can keep up with his training and thrive.

APD Blocks State Agencies Working With ICE From Using City's Flock Cameras: Report

Alexandria's police appear to have stopped sharing Flock data with state agencies that have cooperation agreements with ICE.

Alexandria Stabbing Suspect Arrested After Multiple Tips From Public: Police

City police had circulated an image of a suspect in the early-morning attack.

Alexandria Police Seek Suspect After Man Stabbed While Sleeping Near Mount Vernon Avenue

The Alexandria Police Department has released images of a suspect sought in connection with an early morning stabbing.

ACPS Lays Out Schedule For Bus Reinstatement Services: Report

Alexandria City Public Schools has listed some neighborhoods where buses could be reinstated and set a deadline for busing decisions.

Man Arrested, Accused Of Stealing Girlfriend's Rental Car In Alexandria In 2020: Report

A man has been arrested and charged with theft after his ex-girlfriend accused him of stealing a car she'd rented from DCA.

2 Hospitalized After Rollover Crash In Potomac Yard

Two people were hospitalized after a two-vehicle crash on Sunday afternoon, according to the Alexandria Police Department.

Pedestrian Seriously Injured In Lincolnia Heights Crash, Police Say

An adult man suffered life-threatening injuries in a pedestrian crash on Lincolnia Road, Fairfax County Police said.

'Silver Linings Playbook' Author Speaking, Signing New Book In Alexandria In September

Matthew Quick will discuss his first work of nonfiction at an event in Alexandria this September.

Apple Orchards Around Northern Virginia: Fall 2026 Guide

As summer ends, apples ripen. Patch has collected a list of local farms offering apple picking.

ACPS Still Working to Define Safe Walk Zones As Parents Request Bus Service Be Restored: Report

At the Alexandria School Board meeting on Thursday, parents and ACPS staff expressed concern about the city's new school walk zones.

Alexandria Again Offers Halloween Weddings

Grab your ghastliest gowns: Alexandria has brought back Halloween weddings.

Storms Could Bring Hail, Winds To VA: See Timing, Forecast

Thunderstorms could bring gusty winds, frequent lightning and heavy rain to Northern Virginia and D.C. on Thursday. See the forecast.

Alexandria's Office Vacancy Rate Ticks Downward, Commercial Sales Rise In Second Quarter

Alexandria's office vacancy rate dropped slightly year on year, with the city outperforming the region in filling space.

Alexandria's Newest Record Shop To Open This Weekend With Music And Freebies

Mobius Records' Del Ray location will open with a party on Saturday.

Alexandria Marks 25th Anniversary Of 9/11 Terror Attacks

Alexandria, which lost 16 residents on 9/11, will hold its annual remembrance ceremony this week.

Mayor, Council Members Call For Alexandria To Get Rid Of Flock Cameras During Legislative Meeting

Alexandria's police chief briefed the city council on the department's use of Flock cameras during Tuesday's legislative meeting.

Alexandria Woman To Lead VA Digital Services Overhaul: Reports

The Alexandria resident will direct the new Virginia Digital Services team, tasked with improving online services and fighting IT waste.

Pedestrian Struck, Killed On 395 In Alexandria: Virginia State Police

A pedestrian was hit on southbound Interstate 395 on Monday, police say. The driver of the vehicle involved called emergency services.