Bryan Administration Defends Yolanda Bryan's $76,500 'Business Ambassador' EDA Job
Randolph Donovan And Kashief Hamilton Are Heroes Of The V.I. Feel-Good Story Of The Summer
'Schools Look Like They're Abandoned': Vialet, Frett-Gregory Speak Out Following School Tour
Outrage As Miss Universe U.S. Virgin Islands Is Won By Someone With No Ties To Territory
2019 Hurricane Season Expected To See Increased Activity Beginning Late August
Passenger Dies After Going Overboard At Sea On Cruise Ship Headed To VI; Local Authorities Respond
Government Pays All Outstanding WAPA Debt, A Feat Not Seen In Years
Two-Thirds Of C.A.H.S. Shuttered; Students In Multiple Schools Affected
Two St. Thomas Men Jump In Sea At WICO Dock To Save Drowning Young Girl
Raymond Williams, a well-known and well connected Crucian who’s the current Board of Elections chairman, and who also serves on the board of the Public Services Commission, was approved by the Senate Committee on Rules and Judiciary as Governor Bryan’s nominee to serve as the executive director...
Virging Islands politicians have been either denying that they received funding from accused child molester Jeffery Epstein, or have been confirming donations and vowing to return the money. Delegate to Congress Stacey Plaskett has returned what she received; so too has Senator Alicia Barnes. On Monday,...
Senator Alicia Barnes said Monday she would return $1,000 donated to her campaign in 2018 by a company that accused child molester Jeffery Epstein owns. Queried by News2 last week, Ms. Barnes said she initially stated that to the best of her knowledge, her campaign had not received any donations from...
Bryan administration cabinet members in the St. Thomas-St. John District no longer wear the designee title. On Monday, at the University of the Virgin Islands, they were sworn in and vowed to perform their duties with integrity. Those sworn in on Monday include the following: Kirk Callwood Sr., Finance...
Governor Albert Bryan told The Consortium Friday that he would be happy to see Carlton Dowe return to the Virgin Islands Port Authority as executive director, expressing confidence in Mr. Dowe’s ability to successfully lead the sprawling government arm. Mr. Bryan’s remarks, made during a pen and pad event...
Senator Donna Frett-Gregory, who had remained mostly silent during the unfolding of a matter that rocked the 33rd Legislature, in part leading to the ouster of Mrs. Frett-Gregory from the vice president and Finance Committee chair positions, as well as Senator Kenneth Gittens from the Senate president...
Stakeholders — including the five medical facilities in the territory reimbursed with $39.5 million in Medicaid funds by the federal government — will get a chance to testify on the government’s proposed use of the funds before any final decision can be made. That’s according...
Governor Albert Bryan maintained that St. Croix senators who held a meeting with Juan F. Luis Hospital employees just over a week ago were pandering. The lawmakers — Senators Kurt Vialet, Alicia Barnes, Novelle Francis, Javan James and Allison DeGazon — listened and responded to questions...
Governor Albert Bryan will sit with The Consortium’s Ernice Gilbert for what is expected to be a 1-hr interview at Government House on St. Croix, according to The Consortium. The interview has been a long time coming; Mr. Bryan had promised The Consortium publisher an interview following the governor’s...
Last updated: May 23, 2019 at 7:47 a.m. Governor Albert Bryan in a statement issued Wednesday night slammed St. Croix senators who participated in a meeting at the Juan F. Luis Hospital on Tuesday for planning to raise the salaries of JFL employees with funds from a $39.5 million reimbursement received...
