Alexandria News
Prestigious Fairfax school plans $90M renovation
Fairfax County's Thomas Jefferson High School for Science and Technology plans $90M renovation
Crime in Alexandria drops to 1960s levels
Crime has dropped to historically low levels in Alexandria, police say.
Va. bus fares to go up in July
It will soon cost more to take a bus in Alexandria.
Alexandria mulls redevelopment near Landmark Mall
Alexandria is considering a massive redevelopment project that could change the face of the city.
Ground broken for 323 apartments at Potomac Yard
MRP Realty and The JBG Cos. have started construction on The Alric, a 323-unit apartment building at 731 Seaton Ave. in Alexandria.
Displacement fears grow with Va. housing development
A massive development plan that will change the face of Alexandria over 30 years will also displace thousands of working class people along the way.
Safeway opens newly renovated store in Alexandria
Safeway Inc. has reopened a newly renovated location at the Belle View Shopping Center in Alexandria.
Alexandria council votes 6-1 to rezone waterfront
Alexandria City Council votes again to rezone waterfront, allowing hotels, parks
Military moms-to-be showered with baby gifts (PHOTOS)
Operation Shower threw a baby shower for 40 expectant military spouses to let them know how much they are appreciated.
Injured Alexandria officer faces months of recovery
Alexandria police officer Peter Laboy faces another six months to one year of recovery. And his coworkers and supporters continue their fundraising efforts to help Laboy's family.
Animal Welfare League of Alexandria hosts third annual Mardi Growl
A masked, bead-bedecked and boa-clad crowd celebrated the Animal Welfare League of Alexandria celebrated the third annual Mardi Growl.
Fundraiser for injured Alexandria police officer raises 75k
Community members and friends of Alexandria Officer Peter Laboy, shot in the head two weeks ago, raised more than $75,000 at a weekend fundraiser for his family.
Despite strides, Northern Virginia still grappling with homelessness
Despite improvements, thousands remain on the streets in Northern Virginia. WTOP takes an in-depth look into how some counties are addressing the issue.
Alexandria divided over fate of warehouses
Real estate broker Studley Inc. has been hired to sell two warehouses in Alexandria, Robinson Terminal North and South.
Alexandria restaurant hosting fundraiser for injured officer
A popular restaurant is hosting a fundraiser for Alexandria Police Officer Peter Laboy, who was shot in the head in February.
Raise a pint at Port City Brewing to help Alexandria officer
Raise a frosty glass of beer at Port City Brewing Saturday and help Peter Laboy, the Alexandria motorcycle officer who was shot in the head last month.
Alexandria residents worry about toxin release at Express Lanes ramp
A citizens association says the release of nitrogen dioxide from cars will pose a health risk to 75,000 Alexandria and Fairfax County residents if a new flyover ramp for the Interstate 95 Express Lanes is built.
Wife of shot Va. officer: He's eating and responding to questions
Police are uncovering new details in the shooting that has left Alexandria police officer Peter Laboy in critical condition.
Fugitive arrested, charged with credit fraud
A man accused of leading a fraud scheme that caused $13 million in losses has been returned to the United States after four years as a fugitive.
'Remarkable' Alexandria officer is alive after shot to head
The next two to three days will be critical for the Alexandria motorcycle officer who was shot in the head during a traffic stop Wednesday, says the chief medical officer at Medstar Washington Hospital Center.



