Parents in St. Croix are urged to arrange alternative transportation for students as bus services remain suspended following the assault on a bus driver. Meanwhile, WAPA continues work on a major water leak affecting Lockhart K-8 …
…National Weather Service warns of dangerously high temperatures on St. Croix from 10 a.m. to 5 p.m., urging residents to stay cool, hydrated, and vigilant against heatstroke
Following days of threats against a St. Croix businessman and his family, an FBI operation led to the arrest of the suspect who is now considered a flight risk and a danger to the community
Commissioner Petersen outlines immediate and long-term strategies to address maintenance issues and improve facilities, including the introduction of a mobile abattoir unit and a $1.2 million rehabilitation project
Although the festival drew large crowds, especially for the annual Mango Eating Competition, some vendors said the heat negatively impacted their business
During a VIPA board meeting, questions arise about how the Port Authority plans to secure the extra $30 million needed for St. Croix airport terminal enhancements
Nikki Brooks returns to St. Croix to open a funeral home that blends affordability with heartfelt service, offering funeral packages starting at $2,300.
As St. Croix plans to burn accumulated green waste, environmental groups push for amendments to the 2017 “Ban the Burn” bill, advocating for sustainable disposal methods