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Community Center · Archive

Nathaniel Thomas Turns Himself In

ST. CROIX -- Nathaniel Thomas, wanted by police for reckless endangerment following an incident that occurred at the Gas-For-Less Service Station on May 15, turned himself in today at 5:20 a.m., V.I.P.D. Public Information Officer…

Business · Archive

Minimum Wage Increase To $8.35 Takes Effect In U.S. Virgin Islands

ST. CROIX -- As of today, the minimum wage in the U.S. Virgin Islands has risen from $7.25 to $8.35, thanks to a bill authored by Senator Jean Forde and signed into law by Governor Kenneth Mapp in March. According to the Fair Labo…

VIC News · Archive

No New Cases Of Zika This Week, D.O.H. Says

ST. CROIX -- The territory saw no new cases of Zika this week, according to the Department of Health's weekly Zika report. Total confirmed cases so far remain at 26, including two pregnant women. Two weeks ago, the World Health Or…

Government · Archive

Mapp Submits Bill Aimed At Speeding Up Pending Court Trials

ST. CROIX -- On the heels of Governor Kenneth Mapp's announcement that he had removed Judge Michael Dunston as presiding judge of the Superior Court and replaced him with Judge Harold Willocks, Mr. Mapp submitted a proposed bill t…

Business · Archive

Defying Law, G.E.R.S. Says It Will Not Reinstate Loan Program

ST. CROIX -- During a board meeting held today, the Government Employees' Retirement System Board of Trustees voted unanimously to not reinstate the loan program it suspended ten months ago. The move falls in direct conflict with …