Alexandria News
Alexandria celebrates George Washington's birthday with a parade
It's the 281st anniversary of George Washington's birth. The parade starts at 1 p.m. Monday.
1 arrested in Metro car theft, chase
The driver of a car stolen from a Prince George's County Metro station led police on a short chase through Alexandria Saturday morning and police are still looking for the driver.
Mayor seeks new chapter in Alexandria waterfront battle
Alexandria Mayor Bill Euille hopes to obtain a super majority vote on an amendment to the waterfront blueprint and rebuff several lawsuits that have stalled the plan.
94-year-old man's death ruled homicide
Police in Alexandria are investigating what they call the "suspicious death" of a 94-year-old man found Wednesday evening.
Va. deputy sheriff kills alleged burglar inside his home
An Alexandria, Va. deputy sheriff shot and killed an alleged burglary suspect Monday night after finding the man inside his home, officials say.
Va. man struck and killed by Amtrak train identified
Fairfax County police have identified the man struck and killed by an Amtrak train Thursday as 64-year-old Richard Anderson of the North Springfield area.
Alexandria fire department to honor late paramedic
Alexandria fire department to honor late paramedic on anniversary of his death
Curious plaque tells forgotten story
The familiar brick sidewalks of Old Town Alexandria served as the backdrop to a bit of American history you may not be familiar with and a curious plaque hidden in plain sight reminds passersby of at least part of the story.
Potomac Yard Metro station debated in Alexandria
Potomac Yard is quickly becoming an up-and-coming Alexandria hub with a shopping center, restaurants and condominiums. In the next few years, the area may get a new Metro station.
NC fish story and fight over prize will get trial
A lower-court judge's summary decision agreeing to disqualify the $910,000 winner of one of the country's richest deep-sea fishing tournaments didn't smell right to the North Carolina Supreme Court, which is ordering a trial to air whether the prize is justifiably lost for lack of $15 fishing license.
Power restored in Alexandria after car crashes into pole
An accident Thursday morning left some people in Alexandria without power.
Business boot camp helps veterans translate skills to boardroom
A 15-day boot camp for veterans helps them retool their skills to the business world.
Former parking attendant sentenced for theft
A former museum parking lot attendant who stole nearly half a million dollars in parking fees has been sentenced to a year and 8 months in federal prison.
Smithsonian to reopen 1 of Mall's oldest buildings
The Smithsonian Institution announced plans Wednesday to create an innovation pavilion with the U.S. Patent and Trademark Office in one of the oldest buildings on the National Mall.
Ex-Marine who shot at Pentagon to be sentenced
A schizophrenic ex-Marine convicted of shooting at the Pentagon and other military targets is slated to learn whether he will spend the next 25 years in prison.
Idaho senator pleads guilty to DWI charge in Va.
U.S. Sen. Michael Crapo pleaded guilty Friday to a charge of driving while intoxicated and then apologized for his actions and asked forgiveness from his constituents.
Last weekend to see pardoned turkeys in Virginia
It's the last weekend to see the turkeys President Barack Obama pardoned before Thanksgiving.
APNewsBreak: Sen. Crapo won't fight DUI charge
U.S. Sen. Michael Crapo, the Idaho Republican arrested on suspicion of drunken driving, doesn't plan to fight the charges when he appears in court in January, a spokesman said Friday.
Senator admitted to drinking vodka before DWI arrest
A U.S. senator pulled over in Alexandria for drunk driving may have consumed vodka before he got behind the wheel.
DUI charge: Jan. 4 court date for Idaho Sen. Crapo
A conservative U.S. senator from Idaho who has said he doesn't drink because of his Mormon faith has been charged with drunken driving.



