By Sydney Kodama | skodama@alextimes.com City Council unanimously approved the Independent Community Policing Review Board’s ...

By Rod Simmons After a several-year pause, the current version of the Taylor Run stream project is being fast-tracked. The ...

Rev. W.H. Warring looked out from the pulpit upon hundreds of faces. Despite the August humidity, Shiloh Baptist Church was ...

As summer vacation draws to a close and student-athletes gear up for the fall season, the Times takes a look back at sports ...

By Chloe McCann Patti North, executive director of the Alexandria Film Festival, has long been active in the local arts scene ...

What stinging insects, ants, spiders and ticks may be telling you about conditions around the home. Late summer often brings more wasps, ants, spiders, and ticks around the home. That does not always ...

By Dr. Liz Snellgove As dogs and cats age, changes in their health can sometimes be subtle, making it easy to overlook early ...

By Jess Purtell A couple of weeks ago, the sky over Alexandria turned the color of an old photograph, a sepia-toned orange.

By Mark Edelman Though their ranks have thinned a bit before the new season begins, our local theaters nevertheless give us ...

By Sydney Kodama | skodama@alextimes.com The City of Alexandria is applying for up to $27 million in SMART SCALE funding for ...

On Saturday, the Friendship Fire Company marks its 252nd year with the Friendship Firehouse Festival along the 100 block of ...

By Jim McGrath | jmcgrath@alextimes.com Troy Isley is not a boxer to be taken lightly. In fact, Isley is arguably the most ...