Maryland’s capital city presents a rich history, an acclaimed seafood scene and unique shopping opportunities with a coastal ...

This week we honor the lost life of Joseph McCoy, who was lynched on April 23, 1897. This article ran on May 1, 1897, in the ...

Alexandria’s nonprofits are facing unprecedented disruption. Financial resources are uncertain at best and demand for ...

Alexandria City Council unanimously approved Episcopal High School’s special use permit with new conditions for 47 light ...

Beneath the surface, decades of petroleum runoff, chemical residues and buried debris create an enormous safety and ...

Old Town is home to centuries-old stories of past and present residents, among them a young couple living in a South Lee ...

One such trend, private exclusives, also known as off-market or private listings, is quietly gaining momentum.

Buildings constructed of brick or stone are long-lasting and fire resistive and socially convey wealth and permanence.

Some schools within ACPS may become noticeably less diverse after redistricting, and parents are sounding the alarm.

The City of Alexandria hosted its annual Eco-City Festival on May 10, showcasing the city’s efforts to make it ...

Celebrated every May, Older Americans Month is led by the Administration for Community Living. Established in 1963, OAM is a ...

At the local level, Washington, D.C. residents appear to have it much better than their counterparts in Alexandria.