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Read moreMan Charged With Importing Gun Without A License, VIPD Says
CHARLOTTE AMALIE — A St. Thomas man was charged today with importing a gun without a license with the help of an unnamed accomplice, authorities
Read moreMysterious Case of U.S. Virgin Islands Sea Urchin Die-Off Has Been Solved By Scientists
CHARLOTTE AMALIE — There seemed to be a deadly plague lurking under the crystal blue waters of the Caribbean last year, killing sea urchins at a rate
Read moreSNAP Cash Documents Due Now To Secure May Benefits, DHS Says
CHARLOTTE AMALIE — Attention SNAP/CASH clients!! Did you receive mail from the VI Department of Human Services (DHS) SNAP Offices about completing your Recertification Application,
Read moreStepson Gets Birthday In Jail After Knocking Out Dad In Beach Bar Brawl Over Mom
CHARLOTTE AMALIE — A man wanted for assaulting his father at an east end St. Thomas bar was arrested near a housing project on Wednesday, authorities
Read moreHelp Police Find Las Vegas Man Wanted On Domestic Violence Charge In St. Thomas
CHARLOTTE AMALIE — Police need your help today to find a Nevada man wanted in a domestic violence incident. Caelin William Henry, 24, of Las
Read moreUSVI Veterans Advisory Council Meeting Set For Thursday
CHARLOTTE AMALIE — The Virgin Islands Office of Veteran Affairs will be joining the VI Veterans Advisory Council (VIVAC) in hosting its third meeting on
Read moreGovernor Hails New Vendors Plaza, Restrooms
CHARLOTTE AMALIE — During a ribbon-cutting ceremony Monday afternoon, Governor Albert Bryan hailed the reopening of the upgraded Vendors Plaza and a new restroom there on St.
Read moreDepartment of Health Offers Conflict Resolution Resources To Youths In Crisis
CHRISTIANSTED — This weekend a young man was tragically lost to gun violence — and young woman to suicide — in unrelated incidents. The Department
Read moreActive USVI COVID Cases Remain In Single Digits
CHRISTIANSTED — The Virgin Islands Department of Health is reporting today that the number of COVID cases remains in the single digits, with the positivity
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