WASHINGTON — In what some maritime experts are calling “the most historic moment for U.S. maritime interests this century,” Governor Albert Bryan will announce a
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With St. Croix Refinery Auction Sale Closed, EPA Looks To Regulate Operations
CHRISTIANSTED — With the long-expected sale of the Limetree Bay refinery finally closed, many are looking ahead to what’s next, including the U.S. Environmental Protection
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Sneaky St. Thomian Cold-Cocks Man From Behind With A Wrench: VIPD
CHARLOTTE AMALIE — A man with a history of violence was arrested after police say he attacked a man from behind with a wrench. Maxwell
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Taxpayer: Bryan Ignores Ordinary People’s Everyday Misery From His Ivory Tower
CHARLOTTE AMALIE — A frequent reader of the Virgin Islands Free Press had some strong words for the governor after seeing a Government House promotion
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St. Croix’s Janeisha John Sparkles On The Cover of Ellements Magazine Holiday Issue
CHRISTIANSTED — Janeisha John isn’t satisfied unless she is juggling multiple projects while simultaneously looking out for what comes next. The St. Croix native recently
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Baby Logan Cruz Loses Battle With Leukemia
FREDERIKSTED — Baby Logan Cruz, after an intense two-year battle, succumbed to leukemia Friday. Despite numerous treatments and many painful months, the toddler was unable
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BVI Commission of Inquiry Has Until April To Complete Report, Governor Says
Last January my predecessor launched the Commission of Inquiry into increasing concerns about poor governance, potential corruption and alleged serious dishonesty. Since then the Commission
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Senator Urges Department of Education To Release Funds To Food Service Workers
CHARLOTTE AMALIE — On September 17, 2021, the 34th Legislature of the Virgin Islands passed Bill No. 34-0106, a supplemental budget to the already enacted
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Where Healthcare Meets Technology: Top 5 Trends To Watch Out For In 2022
The healthcare industry has a history of tentative innovation and slow adoption of new technology and processes. However, with the onset of the COVID-19 pandemic,
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Can The Caribbean and Latin America Really Trust China As A Business Partner?
On December 7, a few days after the third China-Community of Latin American and Caribbean States (CELAC) Forum, the Chinese Foreign Ministry released the China-CELAC Joint
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