Territory’s 37th COVID-19 Victim Is 67-Year-Old Woman On St. Croix: VIDOH
SUNNY ISLE — The Health Department confirmed this weekend that a 67-year-old St. Croix woman is the latest victim of […]
Royal Caribbean Expands COVID-19 Policy As 6 Guests Test Positive On Ship
MIAMI — U.S. cruise liner Royal Caribbean Group said this weekend only passengers with a negative COVID-19 test will be let
Colombia Becomes Weigh Station For 9,000 Migrants Heading To North America
BOGOTA — Some 9,000 migrants are stranded in a Caribbean municipality in Colombia amid a surge of people passing through
COVID-19 Still Devastating in the Americas, PAHO Says
HAVANA — COVID-19 continues to inflict a devastating toll on the Americas, with Argentina, Colombia, Cuba, Ecuador and Paraguay among
Is This Year That You Should Visit the Virgin Islands?
Back in 2019, millions of people were planning or dreaming of trips overseas or in their own country for the
Can Congress Prohibit Cockfighting In Puerto Rico Via Its Commerce Power?
Ángel Manuel Ortiz‐Díaz is the owner of two cockfighting venues and a breeder and owner of more than 200 gamecocks. Deeply
VIPD K9 Corps ‘Revitalized’ Thanks to Donation from Southland Gaming
CHARLOTTE AMALIE — The Virgin Islands Police Department is pleased to announce the revitalization of the K9 Corps in the
Goat Lottery Planned To Protect Hawaii Historic Park
HONOLULU — To protect historic lands from invasive goats, Hawaii officials will distribute the live animals to the public via
FEMA Introduces New Director of the U.S. Virgin Islands Joint Recovery Office
CHRISTIANSTED — The Federal Emergency Management Agency has appointed Kristen Hodge to serve as the Director for U.S. Virgin Islands
VIPD Releases Its 3-Year Strategic Plan
FREDERIKSTED — The Virgin Islands Police Department would like to express gratitude to community stakeholders and its employees for input