CANE BAY — Virgin Islands Police confirmed the identify the visiting woman who died on St. Croix’s north shore on Tuesday. The 911 Emergency Call
Read moreFemale Tourist Dies When Sudden Wave Knocks People Down At Tide Pools: VIPD
CANE BAY — A female tourist apparently drowned while swimming on the north shore of St. Croix today, police and eyewitnesses said. Several people were
Read moreCaribbean Tourism Recovery Punctured By New Coronavirus Spike
KINGSTON — Just as tourism was beginning to show signs of recovery, the Caribbean has been hit by a new wave of coronavirus infections that
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The very first VRC Oaks took place 160 years ago, when Palestine took out the inaugural edition of the race in 1861, and ever since
Read moreBREAKING NEWS: USVI Tourism Tells Visitors Antibody Tests Won’t Be Accepted
CHARLOTTE AMALIE — The U.S. Virgin Islands Department of Tourism just put out an important COVID-19-related message for visitors to the territory on Twitter minutes
Read moreMUDDAHS-‘KUNTZ’! Pipe-Hitting Thomian Arrested For May Attack At CEK Airport: VIPD
CHARLOTTE AMALIE — A man who allegedly beat a man with a lead pipe at the St. Thomas airport in May was arrested by police
Read moreU.N. Caribbean Arm Revises Region’s 2021 Economic Growth Upwards To 5.9%
SANTIAGO — The Economic Commission for Latin America and the Caribbean (ECLAC) has adjusted upwards its economic growth forecast for the region this year to
Read more3 Masked Men In Pickup Truck Carjack Man At Salt River Beach After Midnight: VIPD
SALT RIVER — A St. Croix man said he was sitting in his SUV after midnight at a beach when he was carjacked by three
Read more3rd Circuit Court Bats Green Bid To Block Casino Hotel Back To V.I. Superior Court
PHILADELPHIA — The Third Circuit Court today kicked an environmental group’s challenge to a planned third St. Croix casino hotel back to the V.I. Superior
Read moreAll Cruise Ship Passengers 12 And Over Must Be Fully Vaccinated To Visit USVI
CHARLOTTE AMALIE — The Centers for Disease Control and Prevention’s Maritime Unit has responded to Governor Albert Bryan’s request for technical instructions for the next phases
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