SAN JUAN — Marine and coastal conditions are deteriorating due to a northwesterly swell and moderate to locally fresh northeast winds, the National Weather Service
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TAMPA (AP) — A wayward kangaroo was corralled safely by sheriff’s deputies Thursday after it was spotted hopping around the pool area of a Florida
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Read moreHazardous Weather Conditions Continue
SAN JUAN — The islands remain under the influence of a strong trough that will produce periods of light and moderate rains through tomorrow across
Read moreAll Public Schools Closed Due To Heavy Rains
CHARLOTTE AMALIE — The Virgin Islands Department of Education (VIDE) announces that all public schools throughout the territory will remain closed on Wednesday, February 7,
Read moreHazardous Weather and Marine Conditions Begin Today, NWS Says
SAN JUAN — A strong trough will produce periods of moderate to heavy rains through late Wednesday across the U.S. Virgin Islands and Puerto Rico.
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CRUZ BAY — The U.S. Virgin Islands has finalized a long-awaited deal that will allow officials to build a public school on St. John as
Read moreSix inches of rain expected in parts of the U.S. Virgin Islands and Puerto Rico, NWS says
SAN JUAN — Our region can expect a significant rain event this week caused by a lower level trough, the National Weather Service said today.
Read moreWoman tossing trash falls into dumpster, survives getting compacted in garbage truck
MANCHESTER (AP) — A woman fell into a dumpster while throwing out her garbage and was later rescued from a trash truck that had compacted
Read moreSkyscraper-size asteroid will buzz Earth today, safely passing within 1.7 million miles
CAPE CANAVERAL (AP) — An asteroid as big as a skyscraper will pass within 1.7 million miles of Earth today. Don’t worry: There’s no chance
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