BAD SHOTS! Fusillade of 70 Rounds Expended On ‘Unnamed Man’ Who Lives To Tell Tale In St. Croix
CHRISTIANSTED — Police said an unnamed man was walking in Watergut area near the shanty early this morning when a […]
Environmental News
FEMA’s Hazard Mitigation Grant Program Awards Nearly $1 Million For Spring Gut Watershed Project
CHRISTIANSTED — The Federal Emergency Management Agency awarded nearly $1 million to the territory on Wednesday for the Spring Gut
Coral World Ocean Park Team Rescues Sea Turtle At Bolongo Bay Cliffs
CHARLOTTE AMALIE — A sea turtle named after an Egyptian sun god flew cargo to Miami this week as local
Florida Man Dies In Freak Accident Near Miss Bea Road On St. Croix Monday Night
CHRISTIANSTED — A Florida man lost his life when he drove straight into a utility pole on the East End
Senator Gittens: La Reine Fish Market Has Been Cleaned Up By Government
Mid-Island, ST. CROIX – Litter, debris and brush have been removed from the La Reine Fish Market with the comprehensive
Britain’s Prince Charles Touts ‘Blue Economy’ In St. Lucia
CASTRIES — On the first leg of his Caribbean tour, Britain’s Prince Charles touted a “vital blue economy,” built on
DPNR Will Hold Meeting On Stony Coral Tissue Loss Disease In Frederiksted
FREDERIKSTED — A public meeting will be held on St. Croix tomorrow to discuss the effects of stony coral tissue
VITEMA Promotes Tsunami Preparedness In Territory This Week
CHRISTIANSTED — The Virgin Islands Territorial Emergency Management Agency (VITEMA) said today that the week of March 10 to 16
DOA COMMISSIONER: Farmers Need To Plan Now For Approaching Dry Season
FREDERIKSTED — The commissioner of agriculture said that large animal owners need to prepare now for the dry season approaching.
REPORT: Children Most At Risk After Hurricanes Irma and Maria, Community Foundation Attorney Says
CHARLOTTE AMALIE – The Community Foundation of the Virgin Islands (CFVI) and the Caribbean Exploratory Research Center at the University