Police Arrest Four on Trespassing and Drug Charges at Church Property
Four people were arrested on trespassing and drug-related charges after Takoma Park Police discovered them inside a shed attached to a church property earlier this week. According to Takoma Park Police Chief Antonio DeVaul on Thursday, officers responded at approximately 8:17am on June 9 to Grace United Methodist Churc
An inside look at the 12-story underground station about to clean up Alexandria’s waterways
With days to go before a July 1 deadline, AlexRenew gave The Alexandria Brief a tour of the underground pumping station at the heart of RiverRenew, the largest infrastructure project in the city's history.
CODI Alert issued for 6-year-old girl missing out of Chesterfield County
A CODI Alert has been issued for 6-year-old Thelma Jessie Cockrell, a missing Chesterfield girl last seen in Northern Virginia.
Croatia’s World Cup Team Gives Alexandria Kids a Front‑Row View
ALEXANDRIA, VA – For hundreds of Alexandria kids, the World Cup arrived not on a TV screen, but on the grass right in front of them. Croatia’s men’s national soccer team — one of the world’s top‑ranked sides and 2018 World Cup finalists — turned Episcopal High School into a World Cup training ground Wednesday evening,
Skateboarders say they’re being pushed out of D.C.’s most iconic spots
Before the fences went up in December, you could stand at the corner of Pennsylvania Ave. NW and 13th Street NW on any given afternoon and watch skateboards clattering off the granite ledges of Freedom Plaza. A teen would launch off a set of stairs, hang in the air a half-second longer than physics seemed to allow, and
Two six-story admin buildings, three six-story parking garages and much more: Fort Belvoir’s massive...
The U.S. Department of the Army has submitted a federal consistency determination for a long-term development plan at Fort Belvoir's North Area campus, triggering a public review process through the Virginia Coastal Zone Management Program. According to the filing, the Army proposes a series of construction projects an
Former DC officer found guilty in $18K scheme using COVID relief funds: USAO
An ex-D.C. police officer was found guilty on Monday for his role in a scheme to fraudulently acquire over $18k in COVID-era disaster relief funds, according to the USAO.
DC police arrest 3 teenagers in large Navy Yard Chipotle fight
D.C. police have arrested the three teenagers involved in the assault that happened at the Chipotle in Navy Yard last month.
Photos: Maggiano’s Little Italy ready to open Monday at Tysons Corner Center
Maggiano’s Little Italy is making its return to Tysons, bringing back its hallmark “family style” pastas and Italian fare after a months-long relocation process. The popular Italian restaurant will open its new location at Tysons Corner Center on Monday (June 15) after closing in September at Tysons Galleria across Rou
Deadly Cheese Recall Has Shoppers in Maryland, New York, Virginia, New Jersey, North Carolina,...
BALTIMORE, Maryland — A deadly soft cheese recall is now turning into a refrigerator check for families across several states. Federal health officials are warning consumers not to eat, sell, or serve recalled requesón and soft ricotta-style cheese linked to a Listeria outbreak. The recalled products are tied to Clover

















