Ziggy’s Island Market In Solitude Has Lowest-Priced Gas @ $2.39 Per Gallon: DLCA
CHRISTIANSTED — The Department of Licensing and Consumer Affairs (DLCA) is notifying the public of the latest wholesale or “rack […]
VING Anticipates Request To Use Its Bethlehem Facilities For COVID-19 Containment
FREDERIKSTED — While on a conference call with The Chief National Guard Bureau, Brigadier General Kodjo Knox-Limbacker led a staff
COVID-19 Goes Pandemic: Cases Reported In Jamaica, Panama, Honduras: WHO
KINGSTOWN — In the Caribbean and Latin America, Jamaica, Panama and Honduras are all confirming that they have at least
‘HERE’S SIMBA!’ F’sted Man Forces His Way Into Girlfriend’s Home, Terrifying Children: VIPD
FREDERIKSTED — A St. Croix man broke into his girlfriend’s home — demanding satisfaction — and terrifying his own children
Florida Woman Bites Camel’s Testicles To Keep It From Sitting On Her Face Near Louisiana Truck Stop
GROSSE TETE, La. — A Florida woman who was pinned to the ground by a camel outside a Louisiana truck
Wheelchair-Bound Cruise Ship Passenger Falls Overboard But Is Rescued By 2 Heroic St. Thomas Men
CHARLOTTE AMALIE — The quick reaction of two local men heroically saved the life of a wheelchair-bound cruise ship passenger who
FirstBank Warns Virgin Islands Customers That It Is Not Sending Out Scam Email
CHARLOTTE AMALIE — FirstBank of the Virgin Islands advised people on Facebook today that some of its customers have received emails
St. Croix’s Rakeem Christmas Is Marrying Michael Jordan’s Daughter
CHRISTIANSTED — Jasmine Jordan, the daughter of NBA legend Michael Jordan is engaged to former Syracuse University basketball player Rakeem
New York Fed Cracks Down on Puerto Rico, USVI Banks After Venezuela Sanctions: Lt. Gov. Roach Mum On Issue
SAN JUAN — U.S. sanctions on Venezuela have led the New York Federal Reserve to crack down on Puerto Rico’s
Feds Do Study To Find Out Why It Took 11 Months To Turn Power Back On In U.S. Virgin Islands and Puerto Rico After Hurricanes
CHRISTIANSTED — Hurricanes Irma and Maria damaged much of the electricity transmission and distribution systems in the U.S. Virgin Islands