FREDERIKSTED — Caveat emptor, or “let the buyer beware.” is taking on new meaning in St. Croix as at least two online sellers of items
Read more
VIPD Warns Public Not To Participate In Celebratory Gunfire This 4th of July
CRUZ BAY — In many cultures and geographic regions, it’s customary to shoot guns into the air to celebrate the 4th of July or other
Read more
St. Croix Man Accepts Plea Deal In 2017 Killing Of Gregory Barnes In Watergut
KINGSHILL — A St. Croix man has pleaded guilty to involuntary manslaughter for the 2017 shooting death of 36-year-old Gregory Barnes, court records indicate. Elwood
Read more
Police Say Online Seller Tried To Rob Buyer At Gunpoint At Point Of Sale In Whim
FREDERIKSTED — Police say a St. Croix seller lured a buyer to his home under the guise of completing a purchase that began online —
Read more
Hurricane Elsa Leaves USVI High And Dry; Storm Stingy When It Comes To Rainfall
CHRISTIANSTED — People in the U.S. Virgin Islands hoping that Hurricane Elsa would get close enough to the territory to effect heavy rainfall without the
Read more
Bryan Heaps Praise On Lease Agreements VIPA Signed With 2 Shipping Companies
CHRISTIANSTED — Governor Albert Bryan lauded the long-term lease agreements the Virgin Islands Port Authority (VIPA) is entering into with Tropical Shipping Company and Crowley
Read more
CHS Guidance Counselor Is Territory’s First Recipient of Colin L. Powell Service Award
KINGSHILL — St. Croix Central High School Guidance Counselor Ancelma Elliot was awarded the General Colin L. Powell Service Award on June 24, making her
Read more
Finance Commissioner Mails Out 7,395 Income Tax Refund Checks Today
CHARLOTTE AMALIE — Finance Commissioner Nominee Bosede Bruce delivered 7,395 income tax refund checks totaling $15 million to the Aubrey C. Ottley Post Office in Sugar
Read more
Governor Asks Legislature For 90-Day Extension Of State Of Emergency
CHARLOTTE AMALIE — Governor Albert Bryan today sent down proposed legislation to Senate President Donna Frett-Gregory requesting a 90-day extension to the current State of Emergency
Read more
Government Wants People Doing Short-Term Rentals To Pay Hotel Room Tax
CHARLOTTE AMALIE — Commissioner Richard Evangelista of the Department of Licensing and Consumer Affairs said that effective today DLCA is ready to issue a business
Read more