ST. THOMAS — The V.I. Police Department revealed during a press briefing Friday afternoon that it had…
U.S. President Joe Biden on Thursday afternoon signed into law a bill making Juneteenth a national h...
Governor Albert Bryan said Tuesday that he was open to securing a bond to help fund the Gov't Employ...
Gov't House announced Wednesday that Royal Caribbean's first voyage to the territory will be in early July. In a previous Consortium story, Joshua Car...
Writing for a divided panel on the U.S. Court of Appeals for the Tenth Circuit, Judge Carlos Lucero on Tuesday ruled that the U.S. Constitution provid...
Governor Albert Bryan defended his record during an interview with the Consortium Tuesday evening streamed live on VIC platforms. Taking on the big to...
A small number of individuals in the territory fully vaccinated against Covid-19 have contracted the disease, the territory's top infectious disease o...
In what may be one of the most consequential legislation submissions in recent memory because it relates to the survival of the territory's pension sy...
A partnership between the University of the Virgin Islands and Microsoft, which includes an ongoing five-day tech summit with the V.I. government focu...
FirstBank on Friday afternoon notified the public that branches will remain closed Saturday in observance of the newly established federal holiday, Juneteenth. Firstbank encouraged clients to take advantage of the 24/7 digital service channels available which include Online and Mobile Banking and ATMs with check and cash deposit capabilities. Also, FirstBank’s customer service call center will be open from 6am-12am and can be reached at 1-866-695-2511 (toll free), according to the release...
The V.I. Energy Office and the V.I. Water and Powe...
Governor Albert Bryan will host an hourlong episod...
The V.I. Department of Agriculture announced Wedne...
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The V.I. Department of Tourism said Friday it has big plans to strengthen its position as a leading ...
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The V.I. Department of Tourism said in a release t...
The V.I. Dept. of Tourism is crediting smart, sens...
Travel demand for the U.S. Virgin Islands remains strong, said the V.I. Dept. of Tourism Thursday, c...
St. Thomas — Frontier Airlines Has Announced New Twice-weekly…
V.i. Dept. Of Tourism Commissioner Joseph Boschulte…
USVI Ports HUB
Watch scenes of the Cyril E. King Airport here as Carlton Dowe, V.I. Port Authority's executive dire...
ST. THOMAS — The scene at the Cyril E. King Airp...
The Virgin Islands Port Authority announced this w...
The V.I. Port Authority announced Monday that the U.S. Department of Transportation has awarded $3,8...
An Airline Incentive Program To Attract Increased…
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Am Best, A U.s.-based Credit Rating Agency Headquartered In Oldwick, New Jersey That Focuses On The Insurance Industry Has Reaffirmed The Stable Outlook And Reaffirmed The Financial Strength Rating Of B+ (good) And The Long-term Issuer Credit Rating Of “bbb-” Of Elan Insurance Usvi, Inc. In A Recently Issued Release, Elan Said These Credit Ratings Reflect Its Balance Sheet Strength, Which Am Best Categorizes As Strong, As Well As Its Adequate Operating Performance, Limited Business Profile And Marginal Enterprise Risk Management (erm). The Company Said The Outlooks To Stable Reflects The Improvement In Its Level Of Risk-adjusted Capitalization…
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Three University Of The Virgin Islands' Student Entrepreneurs Were Awarded $47,000 At The Annual 13d Entrepreneurship Business Launch Competition Held Virtually In May Providing Them With Valuable Start-up Funds To Pursue Their Business Ventures, The Institution Of Higher Learning Announced Friday. Uvi Said Jessica Laplace, Christina Lee And Lateefah Evans Earned $24,000, $17,000, And $6,000 Respectively Thanks To The Generous Sponsorship Of Viya And 13d Research, The Namesake Sponsor. The 13d Competition Is Designed To Eliminate The Obstacle Of Financing For Uvi Student Entrepreneurs Who Have Great Ideas For Potentially Profitable Businesses…
Government House Announced Thursday That Governor Albert Bryan Has Forwarded To The 34th Legislature Proposed Legislation That Would Enable The Government Of The Virgin Islands To Use Excise Tax Revenue To Repay Government Employees The 8 Percent Reduction In Salaries Effected By The Virgin Islands Economic Stability Act Of 2011 (viesa), Act No. 7621, During The Former Governor John P. De Jongh Administration. According To The Release, Governor’s Proposed Legislation, Dated June 9, 2021 Would Begin Repayment Of The 8 Percent Retro In Fiscal Year 2021 And Continue Into Fy 2022 Until Each Viesa-affected Employee Is Paid A Share Of The Funds In…
Prospective Business Investors Will Get An Inside Look Into The Benefits Of Doing Business In The U.s. Virgin Islands Along With An Invitation To Consider A United States Territory In The Caribbean As A Prime Destination For Business Development During The Virtual 2021 Selectusa Investment Summit, The V.i. Economic Development Authority Said In A Release Issued Friday. Eda Ceo Wayne Biggs Will Lead The Eda's Economic Development Team For The Authority's Participation In This Summit, Which Takes Place June 7–11, According To The Release. The Eda Is Also A Diamond Sponsor Of The Summit. The Authority Will Be Among Several U.s. Economic Development…
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Tropical Ten Pins, The Long-running Bowling Alley…
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