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Read moreSky high consumer prices have USVI on edge
CHRISTIANSTED — The US Virgin Islands’ Consumer Price Index (CPI), which measures a basket of goods and services, rose 9.8 percent annually in 2022, compared to
Read moreV.I. National Park to hold public meeting about new NPS commercial use policy
CRUZ BAY — Virgin Islands National Park would like to invite the local communities of St. John and St. Thomas to a public meeting to
Read moreIAM Union Members Authorize Strike Against VIWMA
CHARLOTTE AMALIE — Members of the International Association of Machinists and Aerospace Workers (IAM) Local 2725 have overwhelmingly voted in favor of authorizing a strike at
Read moreDelta flight diverts to New York after passengers are served spoiled food
A Delta flight from Detroit to Amsterdam was diverted to New York’s Kennedy Airport after passengers were served spoiled food NEW YORK — A Delta flight
Read moreSocial Security to simplify disability evaluation process
When people become disabled under the statutory definition the Social Security Administration must follow, the agency helps them meet their basic needs and sustain a
Read moreAmerican Airlines suspends crew members after Black passengers were kicked off flight
DALLAS — American Airlines has come under scrutiny after a lawsuit alleging racial discrimination led to the suspension of multiple employees. The lawsuit, filed in May
Read moreSocial Security’s commitment to the LQBTQI+ community
June is Pride Month. It’s a time to acknowledge the LGBTQI+ community and celebrate diversity,love, and respect. On June 26, 2015, the U.S. Supreme Court
Read more10 workers admitted to hospital after construction scaffold collapses
CHARLOTTE AMALIE — Ten construction workers were rushed to Schneider Regional Medical Center on Friday morning after a scaffold collapsed in western St. Thomas. A
Read moreBarbados disagrees its currency should be devalued
BRIDGETOWN (AP) — Barbados’ government does not support devaluing the Caribbean island’s currency and says it is determined to maintain its fixed exchange rate with
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