CHRISTIANSTED — Governor Albert Bryan, Jr., today congratulated Superior Court Judge Robert Molloy, who was confirmed by the U.S. Senate to serve on the U.S. District Court for the District of the Virgin Islands. “Congratulations to Judge Robert Molloy on his confirmation to the U.S. District Court for the District of

CHARLOTTE AMALIE — Cuba couldn’t defend its house, but three days later achieved a paramount victory in its intentions to return to the most significant continental stage. The Cuban national team recovered from its defeat in Havana in the first game after defeating the U.S. Virgin Islands, 91-64, at the

CHRISTIANSTED — Governor Albert Bryan, Jr. took action on 18 bills and one resolution and sent them down to the 33rd Legislature last week. Bryan approved 13 bills and vetoed five of the measures. Among the bills Bryan approved is Bill No. 33-0034, which establishes pay to members of the Virgin

FREDERIKSTED — The Virgin Islands National Guard hosted its annual All-Hazards workshop at the Estate Bethlehem compound on St. Croix from February 18 to 20. The workshop comprised of members from the VING, other military branches, local government and organizations essential to providing local support to the territory. The goal is

FORT LAUDERDALE — Silver Airways, America’s leading independent regional airline, said it is proud to announce the history-making milestone appointment of Cindy Guay as the first female Captain to fly the ATR-600 series aircraft in the United States, including both the ATR 42-600 and ATR 72-600. In addition, Captain Guay

CHRISTIANSTED — A St. Croix woman was charged with child neglect after she told police she couldn’t find her six-year-old child, authorities said. Olga T. Reyes, 36, of Peter’s Rest, was arrested about 8:45 a.m. on Monday and charged with child neglect, the Virgin Islands Police Department said. A few

CHARLOTTE AMALIE — Eleven passengers were riding in a St. Thomas safari van when its driver lost control of the vehicle and crashed into a metal fence near the Tutu Park Mall this weekend. At least five passengers were injured. The 911 Emergency Call Center was notified of an auto

FREDERIKSTED — Shots were fired at a man who was walking alone in an isolated part of St. Croix just after midnight. Police said the victim tried to fight off two armed attackers, but ultimately lost his belongings to them after the gun was discharged, authorities said. The 911 Emergency

CHRISTIANSTED — Attorney General Denise George announced Monday that the Virgin Islands Department of Justice has arrested a man who misrepresented himself as a licensed contractor to perform work repairs to the homes of five St. Croix families. V.I. Department of Justice Special Agent, Leonardo Carrion, Sr. conducted a fraud

CHRISTIANSTED — The Office of Disaster Recovery and the Virgin Islands Department of Education said Monday that the Federal Emergency Management Agency (FEMA) had approved industry standards that will ensure newly-constructed schools and office buildings can withstand future catastrophic weather events and meet professional norms for providing service.  “This approval will green