CRUZ BAY — A St. John boat captain who just got married six months ago died in a motorcycle accident on Tuesday evening. Ceneca E.
Read moreSenator Heyliger Offers Bill To Enhance Career And Technical Education In USVI
CHARLOTTE AMALIE — Senator Alma Francis Heyliger said Tuesday she has submitted legislation to an amendment in a bill designed to clarify and strengthen Virgin
Read moreSlack Enforcement Of Traffic Regulations Ends February 1, VIPD Says On Twitter
FREDERIKSTED — Starting next month, police are promising “increased traffic enforcement” for the motoring public in the territory. There will be increased traffic enforcement beginning
Read moreEarthquakes Rattle St. John, Tortola, Puerto Rico And St. Kitts On Sunday: USGS
CRUZ BAY — Minor earthquakes rattled four islands in the Caribbean on Sunday evening, including St. John and Puerto Rico, according to the U.S. Geological
Read moreUSAO And IRS Warn Of New Wave of COVID-19 Scams Related To 2nd Round Of Stimulus Check Payments
CHARLOTTE AMALIE — Gretchen C.F. Shappert, United States Attorney for the District of the Virgin Islands, and Tyler R. Hatcher, Acting Special Agent in Charge,
Read moreU.S. Coast Guard Stops Illegal Charter Boat Just Off Cruz Bay, St. John
CRUZ BAY — The Coast Guard terminated an illegal charter for the 29-foot small passenger vessel Alternate Attitude Sunday just outside of cruz Bay, St.
Read moreBryan Meets With FEMA To Discuss STEP Program And Hurricane Recovery Progress
CHRISTIANSTED — During the Government House weekly press briefing on Thursday, Communications Director Richard Motta said that Governor Albert Bryan met with Acting FEMA Regional Administrator
Read moreIllegal Alien Vigilante Bar Killer Sentenced To Time Served And Free Airplane Ride To Dominican Republic
CHARLOTTE AMALIE — A Dominican Republic man who reportedly shot and killed the perpetrator of a deadly nightclub shooting on St. Thomas has been sentenced
Read moreVirgin Islands Association DC Donates 10,000 Face Masks To Territory
WASHINGTON — Virgin Islands Association DC Inc. donated 10,000 disposable three-ply masks to the U.S. Virgin Islands Department of Health to help halt the spread
Read moreVaccination Gives Us A Path Back To Normalcy, But The Virgin Islands Needs A Plan Based On Evidence: AARP
Dear Editor: After COVID claimed more than 300,000 lives, Americans received word in December that two vaccines had been granted emergency authorization in the United
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