CHARLOTTE AMALIE — Speaking on Monday from Government House on St. Thomas, Governor Albert Bryan said it was appropriate, just days before Thanksgiving, to express
Read moreLetter to the 2024 newly-elected Senators of the United States Virgin Islands
“Business as usual” must NOT be the motto of the current government of the U.S. Virgin Islands! This territory has received enough Federal funds to have created
Read moreSt. Croix voters back Vialet, put 2 new faces in the Senate
CHRISTIANSTED — Former Sen. Kurt Vialet made a triumphant return to the V.I. Legislature, topping the list of seven senators poised to take a seat
Read moreAll six incumbents reelected in St. Thomas; Bolques, Plaskett triumph
CHARLOTTE AMALIE — All six incumbent St. Thomas senators who ran in Tuesday’s election will return to their seats, along with newcomer Avery Lewis, who
Read moreGovernment makes $2.5 million initial arrears payment to Pafford Medical Services
CHARLOTTE AMALIE — The Government of the Virgin Islands (GVI) is pleased to announce the initial payment of $2,500,000.00 to Pafford Medical Services, representing a
Read morePsychiatric emergency response teams get OK by Senate committee amid mental health update
CHARLOTTE AMALIE — Health Committee lawmakers approved a previously tabled measure to provide mobile mental health crisis intervention services through a Psychiatric Emergency Response Team
Read moreBudget cycle kicks off with testimony from Governor Bryan’s financial team
CHARLOTTE AMALIE — Testimony by Governor Albert Bryan’s financial team on Thursday provided the clearest picture of the territory’s financial health heard in months and
Read moreSenators rubber stamp bill to float WAPA in emergency session
CHARLOTTE AMALIE — The territory’s leaders have slapped more cash bandages on the gaping wound that is the V.I. Water and Power Authority’s finances, and
Read moreLiberty VI responds to Senate’s complaint
CHARLOTTE AMALIE — The 35th Legislature passed a bill Monday requiring the Virgin Islands Public Services Commission to file an official complaint with the Federal Communications Commission
Read moreSenate lawmakers lament ‘ridiculously poor service’ of Liberty Mobile in the territory
CHRISTIANSTED — Lawmakers convened during a session of the 35th Legislature to approve nominations, zoning amendments and lease agreements before passing a range of resolutions
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