CHRISTIANSTED — In response to inquiries from residents about the status of evictions between landlords and renters, Government House said it “would like to clarify what
Read moreGlobalGiving Helping To Raise Funds For Hurricane Recovery and Children’s Education During COVID-19
CHARLOTTE AMALIE — With the help of GlobalGiving’s #LittlexLittle campaign, The Virgin Islands Children’s Museum in St. Thomas was able to reach its fundraising goal
Read moreRTPark Hopes Job Archive Program Will Begin To Reverse ‘Brain Drain’ In The Territory
CHARLOTTE AMALIE — UVI’s Research and Technology Park wants to bring Virgin Islanders back home with their new Vista+ (Virgin Islands STEM Talent Archive) workforce
Read moreOnly 1 Area Of Concern If You Live In The USVI Or Puerto Rico; But 3 Disturbances Are Out There
MIAMI — The tropics continue to heat up as we work our way into the first week of October. Tropical Storm Gamma, newly named Invest
Read moreV.I. Department of Labor Bounces Checks To Unemployment Insurance Recipients This Week
CHARLOTTE AMALIE — Local residents who received an NSF Unemployment Insurance check from the Virgin Islands Department of Labor this week are being asked to
Read moreUSVI Tourism Department Is Pursuing Tourists Wherever It Can Find Them
CHARLOTTE AMALIE — The U.S. Virgin Islands started to welcome back leisure travelers on June 1, but closed its borders once again on August 19 and
Read moreHuman Trafficker Gets 6 Months Home Detention For Bringing Dominican Illegal To St. Thomas By Dinghy
CHARLOTTE AMALIE — A St. Thomas man who was caught by federal authorities with an illegal alien in his dingy north of St. John has
Read moreVITRAN To Resume Fixed-Route Bus Service On Monday, DPW Says
CHARLOTTE AMALIE — The Department of Public Works – Office of Public Transportation will restore VITRAN’s fixed-route service starting Monday, October 5. Services will run from 5
Read moreFire Service To Lift Burn Ban In The Territory On Monday, Government House Says
CHARLOTTE AMALIE — The Virgin Islands Fire Service advisesthe general public that the ban on burning in the territory will be lifted onMonday. Although the
Read moreDPW Says Public Will Start Seeing Directional Signs Again Soon In The USVI
CHARLOTTE AMALIE — The Department of Public Works (DPW) received federal funding through the Federal Highway Administration (FHWA) ER Program to install “regulatory signage” throughout the territory.
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