With more people learning online, we would like to highlight some of the digital resources we have for educators. Chances are a student will know
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Fugitive Florida Fashion Designers Won’t Be Extradited After Squatting In Apartment
CHARLOTTE AMALIE — A couple who came to St. Thomas from the mainland on a one-way ticket have both been charged with squatting in and
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St. Thomas Native Claimed To Be Dying For 8 Years To Swindle Old Woman Out Of Land
COTTAGE GROVE, Oregon — Janet Grosz simply wanted to help. So when a man named John Paul Hope told her about his plans to create
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St. Thomas Native Accused Of Conning Senior Citizen Out Of 30 Acres Of Land
COTTAGE GROVE, Oregon — Investigators say that a U.S. Virgin Islands man arrested recently was responsible for a string of fraud cases that stretched from
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Make Sure Your Earning Records Are Correct With Social Security’s Online Portal
Accurate earnings records are vital to the Social Security Administration and to every worker in the United States. If Social Security cannot match the name
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VIPD Salutes National Public Safety Telecommunicators Week
KINGSHILL — Dispatchers, telecommunicators and communications operators are being recognized this week for their ability to act fast and manage high-stress situations. These unseen public
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USVI Joins Coalition Of United States AG’s Against Sale of Fake Vaccination Cards
CHARLOTTE AMALIE — U.S. Virgin Islands Attorney General Denise George joined attorneys general across the nation calling on Twitter, eBay, and Shopify to act immediately
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BUSTED! St. Thomas CBP Officer Caught Red-Handed With 40 Pounds Of Cocaine In His Carry-On Luggage At Atlanta’s Airport
ATLANTA — A St. Thomas-based federal agent’s double life as a law enforcement officer and drug smuggler was exposed by an alert drug-sniffing dog in
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Puerto Rico To Open Vaccinations To All Amid COVID-19 Spike
SAN JUAN — Puerto Rico’s governor announced this week that officials will start vaccinating all those 16 and older beginning Monday, prompting celebrations across the
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MAIN OFFENDER! Limetree Bay Under Fire From Feds Over Pollution Concerns
CHRISTIANSTED — The U.S. Department of Justice filed a motion on behalf of the Environmental Protection Agency modifying its 2011 consent decree with HOVENSA, the
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