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Conservative group files civil rights complaint against Alexandria over equity policies

The Alexandria Brief @alexandriabrief.com · 6h

A conservative legal organization has filed a federal civil rights complaint against the city, alleging its diversity, equity, and inclusion policies violate federal anti-discrimination laws.

America First Legal alleges city's diversity initiatives violate federal anti-discrimination laws

Aerospace Medical Association relocates headquarters from Alexandria to Florida

The Alexandria Brief @alexandriabrief.com · 6h

The Aerospace Medical Association (AsMA) announced Thursday it has completed its relocation from 320 South Henry Street in Alexandria to North Palm Beach, Florida.

Aviation medicine group sells South Henry Street building after 37 years

City council to consider FY 2027 budget guidance, paratransit fare changes at Tuesday meeting

The Alexandria Brief @alexandriabrief.com · 8h

The Alexandria City Council will address budget planning and transportation issues during its legislative meeting on Tuesday.

Docket includes transportation issues, taxicab regulations and contested board appointments

City Council to vote on accepting historical archaeological collection

The Alexandria Brief @alexandriabrief.com · 8h

Alexandria City Council will consider accepting an archaeological collection from the Colross estate site during its legislative meeting next week, a move that would bring artifacts from one of the few studied urban plantation sites back to the city.

Artifacts from Colross estate, an early 19th-century plantation site, have been stored in Maryland since 2003 excavation

The Weekend Brief: November 7-9, 2025

The Alexandria Brief @alexandriabrief.com · 10h

From live music and entertainment to high school sports and community events, here’s how to make the most of your weekend.

Your guide to events, entertainment, and happenings in Alexandria this weekend

Frost advisory issued for Alexandria, surrounding areas

The Alexandria Brief @alexandriabrief.com · 12h

The National Weather Service issued a frost advisory Thursday for Alexandria and surrounding areas, warning that overnight temperatures could drop to 33 degrees and damage sensitive outdoor plants.

National Weather Service warns overnight temperatures could drop to 33 degrees

Alexandria architectural board wraps marathon meeting near midnight

The Alexandria Brief @alexandriabrief.com · 13h

The Alexandria Board of Architectural Review concluded a marathon meeting at approximately 11:43 p.m. Wednesday after deliberating for 4 hours and 43 minutes on seven applications.

Seven applications reviewed including window replacements, restaurant alterations, and door denials during lengthy November session

Planning Commission to consider flexibility for Potomac Yard development

The Alexandria Brief @alexandriabrief.com · 14h

Reminder: The Alexandria Planning Commission will consider tonight whether to allow more flexibility for developers in South Potomac Yard’s remaining vacant blocks.

Staff propose eliminating use-by-use density caps in favor of overall maximum, minimum requirements for transit-adjacent sites

Alexandria schools superintendent to present 10-year capital budget Thursday

The Alexandria Brief @alexandriabrief.com · 14h

Reminder: Alexandria City Public Schools Superintendent Melanie Kay-Wyatt will present her proposed capital improvement program budget for fiscal years 2027-2036 at tonight’s school board meeting.

Board will also hear updates on high school academies, approve course catalog

36 affordable rental units are available in Alexandria right now; here's how to apply

The Alexandria Brief @alexandriabrief.com · 16h

Thirty-six affordable rental units are currently available in Alexandria, ranging from studios to three-bedroom apartments, according to the city’s Nov. 4 update.

City updates list of committed affordable rentals monthly; applications accepted on rolling basis

The Brief: Thursday, November 6

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The Alexandria Brief @alexandriabrief.com · 19h

Here’s what you need to know for Thursday, November 6, 2025.

Alexandria City Hall renovation project continues to next meeting after board unable to reach decision; Texas-style barbecue coming to Alexandria's Founding Farmers

Alexandria City Hall renovation project continues to next meeting after board unable to reach decision

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The Alexandria Brief @alexandriabrief.com · 19h

Board members praised progress on design but said more time needed to finalize details on south facade, hyphens and Market Square structures.

Board members praised progress on design but said more time needed to finalize details on south facade, hyphens and Market Square structures

Woodrow Wilson Bridge maintenance to cause traffic delays Thursday night

The Alexandria Brief @alexandriabrief.com · 1d

The Woodrow Wilson Memorial Bridge will undergo monthly maintenance on Thursday night, causing intermittent traffic stops.

Multiple bridge openings scheduled between 10 p.m. and 5 a.m.

What's Happening in Alexandria - Thursday, November 6

The Alexandria Brief @alexandriabrief.com · 1d

Here’s a look at what’s coming up on Thursday, November 6, in Alexandria.

Your guide to events, meetings, and entertainment in Alexandria

Alexandria police seek witnesses to King Street crash involving teen on scooter

The Alexandria Brief @alexandriabrief.com · 1d

Alexandria Police are asking for the public’s help in investigating a crash that injured a teenage scooter rider on Tuesday afternoon.

16-year-old struck Tuesday afternoon at North Quaker Lane intersection

Alexandria has logged 4,100 eviction cases so far this year; 84% of tenants received no legal information

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The Alexandria Brief @alexandriabrief.com · 1d

Landlords filed 4,107 eviction cases in Alexandria through late October, averaging approximately 95 cases per week, and only 16% of tenants received legal information, according to city data reviewed by The Alexandria Brief.

Filings averaged 95 per week through October, with only 16% of tenants receiving legal information

Alexandria residents can weigh in on 25-year National Capital Region Transportation Plan

The Alexandria Brief @alexandriabrief.com · 1d

Alexandria residents have until Nov. 21 to weigh in on a 25-year transportation plan that will shape how people move through the Washington region, including changes to transit, roadways, and rail infrastructure that directly affect the city.

Regional plan includes new rail capacity through city but forecasts worsening traffic delays

How to support Alexandria neighbors during federal shutdown

The Alexandria Brief @alexandriabrief.com · 1d

As the federal government shutdown stretches into its second month, Alexandria residents have numerous opportunities to support neighbors facing financial hardship through food donations, volunteer programs and community assistance efforts.

Community organizations offer ways to donate, volunteer as residents face financial hardship

Development Brief: Wednesday, November 5

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The Alexandria Brief @alexandriabrief.com · 1d

Welcome to the first Development Brief—your guide to real estate, construction, planning, and zoning in Alexandria. Here’s what’s happening in Alexandria development this week.

Real estate, construction, planning, and zoning in Alexandria

The Alexandria Brief @alexandriabrief.com · 1d

Here’s what you need to know for Wednesday, November 5, 2025.

https://www.alexandriabrief.com/p/the-brief-wednesday-november-5?utm_medium=social&utm_source=bluesky_

Alexandria native elected New Jersey governor

The Alexandria Brief @alexandriabrief.com · 2d

Rep. Mikie Sherrill, born in Alexandria, has won New Jersey’s gubernatorial race, becoming the state’s second female governor.

Mikie Sherrill wins race, becomes state's second female governor

What we know so far about how Alexandria voted in the 2025 election

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The Alexandria Brief @alexandriabrief.com · 2d

Democrat Abigail Spanberger has won more than 83% of Alexandria’s vote in Tuesday’s gubernatorial election, with all precincts now reporting in a race she won statewide.

All 32 precincts reporting; Spanberger takes 83% as Democrats sweep statewide races in city

What's Happening in Alexandria - Wednesday, November 5

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The Alexandria Brief @alexandriabrief.com · 2d

Good evening, here's what's coming up tomorrow in terms of events, entertainment, live music, sports, and happenings. Enjoy!

Your guide to events, meetings, and entertainment in Alexandria

More than 24,000 cast Election Day ballots by 4 p.m. in Alexandria

The Alexandria Brief @alexandriabrief.com · 2d

More than 24,000 Alexandria voters cast ballots by 4 p.m. Tuesday as polls entered their final hours in the general election.

Read more at https://www.alexandriabrief.com/p/nearly-16000-cast-election-day-ballots?utm_medium=social&utm_source=bluesky_

Turnout reaches 53% when combined with early voting; polls close at 7 p.m.