Michelle Witte is a patch editor covering Alexandria, Ashburn, Manassas, Vienna and Woodbridge. She's been telling stories from around the world for more than a decade.
Data center vote results, business leaders' predictions and plans for redevelopment lead this week's business news in Virginia.
Virginia State Police say a trooper's car and another vehicle were hit by a driver who had been reported going the wrong way on I-95.
A young eagle found itself trapped in a tank at a Prince William County water treatment center.
Petco Love and MHF Aim to Stop the Spread of Deadly Preventable Diseases and Reunite Lost Pets
Gentle dog Ginger is available for adoption through the Animal Welfare League of Alexandria.
The board of supervisors approved the two new substations after a period of revision.
The city's new budget provisions take effect July 1, and residents will see some bills increase.
Regional and national movie theater chains are bringing back summer discounts. See where you can watch the newest releases for cheap.
The Northern Virginia Chamber has released results from their quarterly business leader survey.
Loudoun health authorities are looking for anyone who might have come into contact with the cat before she was brought in.
Dominion Energy told customers on Wednesday that they should expect to see higher monthly bills.
Vienna will be the site of a new visitor's center for the Washington and Old Dominion Trail.
Latisha Ellis-Williams, who has been the county school board's DEI chief since 2023, is on administrative leave.
Alexandria has kept its winning streak going, once again making Travel and Leisure's list of the country's best cities.
Navy Federal Credit Union took top honors for the U.S. in a new global ranking.
The new sprayground at Catharpin Recreational Park is officially open!
The 59-year-old was hit by a car while riding an electric standing scooter, deputies say.
The grant funds the second phase of a multi-year program to extend veterinary care access.
The next time you raise a toast with Virginia-produced beer, wine or spirits, there’s more in the glass than the drink itself.
Two men have already been arrested in connection with what police describe as a multi-state drug ring.
