Police oversight office asks 'What Does Public Safety Owe Black Communities?' at Juneteenth session
García and Crews key 5-run 5th inning as Nationals beat Royals 7-3
Alexandria to mark Juneteenth with daylong celebration of African American history
June 16 in Alexandria history: When a petition for a turnpike to Fredericksburg launched what would become U.S. Route 1
Sister Cities concert brings Revolutionary-era music to the Lyceum for America's 250th
Olivia Troye's congressional bid appears over after courts erase her district
Sean Penn to direct Warner Bros. movie about a police officer at the Jan. 6 Capitol riot
Daily Brief | June 16
Spanberger, legislators roll out retail weed plan, set to launch in July 2027
King Street to close again June 18-24 for VRE bridge replacement work
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The Alexandria Independent Policing Auditor's Office will gather public feedback Friday at the Charles Houston Recreation Center as part of the city's Juneteenth Festival.
The Alexandria resident and prominent Trump critic, who launched a run for the proposed 7th District in April, has shifted to a new civic media venture. Her team did not confirm her status despite repeated requests.
On June 16, 1809, a petition to build a turnpike between Alexandria and Fredericksburg set in motion the road that would eventually become part of U.S. Route 1, the federal highway running from Maine to Florida
Luis García Jr. hit a go-ahead single, Dylan Crews added a three-run homer and the Washington Nationals scored five times in the fifth inning to beat the Kansas City Royals 7-3 on Monday night.
State sales tax on retail weed will be 6% to start and rise to 8% in 2029, while retail locations to be capped at 350 statewide
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King Street closes again next week for VRE bridge replacement, Croatia prepares for Wednesday's World Cup opener, the police review board sets a hearing on the in-custody death of Allan Tucker, and the city begins a $4.28 million pedestrian safety project on South Patrick Street
