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Zika-Related Birth Defects Rise In Brazil

ST. CROIX -- As the Zika threat continues to grow -- the CDC on Tuesday issued an alert warning travelers to stay away from the territory -- new reports emanating out of Brazil's health ministry offered reason for continued concer…

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Zika Update: CDC Warns Against Traveling To US Virgin Islands

ST. CROIX -- The Centers for Disease Control on Tuesday added the US Virgin Islands and the Dominican Republic to its list of destinations that travelers, specifically pregnant women and women who plan on becoming pregnant, should…

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Woman Dies In Salt River Following Scuba Dive Excursion With Husband

ST. CROIX -- A 67-year-old woman who was on a scuba diving excursion with her husband and a friend on Monday morning, died after making it back to surface, VIPD Public Information Officer Kevin Jackson announced this morning. Acco…

Business · Archive

Mapp Says Virgin Islands On Road To Recovery

ST. THOMAS -- Governor Kenneth Mapp's posture exuded confidence last night, giving a strong expression of someone who had good news to share. From the moment he walked into the chambers of the Earl B. Ottley Legislative building h…

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Multiple Gunshot Wounds Leave 24-Year-Old Man Dead At Campo Rico 'Turf'

ST. CROIX -- A man that was shot multiple times on Thursday night at a location in Estate Campo Rico called the "turf", VIPD Public Information Officer Kevin Jackson announced this morning. According to Mr. Jackson, at about 9:57 …

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Bill Giving Gov't Employees Paid Leave To Donate Blood Clears Hurdle

ST. CROIX -- A bill sponsored by Senator Kurt Vialet that gives government employees paid leave to donate blood made it through the Committee on Rules and Judiciary on Thursday at the Fritz E. Lawaetz Legislative Hall. Two other m…