Armed Robbers Gun Butt Victim Before Snatching Gold Chains And Cell Phone From Bar Patrons: VIPD
CHARLOTTE AMALIE — Two armed, masked robbers gun butted a male victim and took jewelry and a cell phone by […]
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2 St. Thomas Males Steal Car From Parking Garage And Take It For Joyride: VIPD
CHARLOTTE AMALIE — Two males, one a 19-year-old and the other a minor, stole a car from a parking garage
Bovoni Man Arrested In July Arrested Again and Charged In Mariendahl Armed Robbery: VIPD
CHARLOTTE AMALIE — A St. Thomas man who was arrested in July for allegedly illegally firing a weapon — was
St. Thomas Man Who Throws Bottle At Head Of Girlfriend Is Arrested By Police: VIPD
CHARLOTTE AMALIE — A St. Thomas man who threw a bottle at his ex-girlfriend and hit her her square in
SENATOR BLYDEN: ‘We Have To Be Vigilant That COVID-19 Doesn’t Enter USVI Through St. Thomas Cruise Ship Port’
CHARLOTTE AMALIE — St. Thomas Senator Marvin Blyden has issued a letter to Senate President Novelle Francis requesting that he
Ivanna Eudora Kean High School Science Club Learns Complexities Of Undersea World
CHARLOTTE AMALIE — Michealrose Ravalier, the St. Thomas-St. John District 2020 Teacher of the Year, believes in the educational value
Governor Salutes Superior Court Judge Robert Molloy For Ascension To U.S. District Court
CHRISTIANSTED — Governor Albert Bryan, Jr., today congratulated Superior Court Judge Robert Molloy, who was confirmed by the U.S. Senate
Silver Airways Pilot Becomes First Female Captain to Fly ATR-600 Series in U.S.
FORT LAUDERDALE — Silver Airways, America’s leading independent regional airline, said it is proud to announce the history-making milestone appointment
Safari Van Crashes Into Fence Near Tutu Park Mall Injuring 5 Passengers: VIPD
CHARLOTTE AMALIE — Eleven passengers were riding in a St. Thomas safari van when its driver lost control of the
FEMA Approves Construction Industry Standards for Education
CHRISTIANSTED — The Office of Disaster Recovery and the Virgin Islands Department of Education said Monday that the Federal Emergency Management Agency