CRUZ BAY — Two men dressed in black broke into a St. John woman’s home and gun-butted her in the head during a home invasion
Read moreU.S. Attorney Encourages Victims Of COVID-19 Fraud To Report Cases Of Abuse
CHARLOTTE AMALIE — U.S. Attorney Gretchen C.F. Shappert of the District of the Virgin Islands today urged the public to report suspected fraud schemes related
Read moreVIPD: Prisoner Arrested By Police After Homeowner Recognizes Him In Mugshot
FREDERIKSTED — A prisoner was arrested by police in Estate Golden Grove after a homeowner recognized him as the person who burglarized his home before
Read moreLETTERS TO THE EDITOR: When Choosing A Face Mask You Should Know That 1 Size Does Not Fit All
I hope this will help you when purchasing facial masks to comply with the recent order in our community. You will face so many options
Read moreGovernor Bryan Outlines 5 Phases Of Recovery From COVID-19 Crisis
CHRISTIANSTED — During his weekly briefing today Governor Albert Bryan, Jr. outlined the “Safer-at-Home” phase of the territory’s COVID-19 path to a new normal. Bryan’s
Read moreCarnival Announces Resumption Of Some Cruises Will Begin On August 1
MIAMI — Good news for those who have booked Carnival Cruise trips later in the year. The company announced today that voyages will resume on August 1.
Read moreLAW WEEK: AG Says Laws Exist To Protect All, Especially During COVID-19
CHARLOTTE AMALIE — Attorney General Denise George is proud to recognize Law Day, Law Week, and Lawyers Well-being Week all during May. Law Day (May
Read moreCaribbean Nations See A Silver Lining In The Coronavirus Fight
SANTO DOMINGO — Several Caribbean nations are showing positive signs that they are flattening the curve of the dreaded new coronavirus, a silver lining for
Read moreGovernor Bryan Signs Executive Order ‘Safer At Home’ Plan … Updates Residents About COVID-19
CHRISTIANSTED — Governor Albert Bryan, Jr. announced on Wednesday that he is implementing a “Safer At Home” order that will become effective on Monday, May
Read moreVITRAN Buses Will Keep Running On Island Streets Without Passengers Until May 8
CHARLOTTE AMALIE — The Department of Public Works is advising the public that they will continue to see buses on roadways in the coming week, as
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