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Community Center
The Drug Enforcement Administration (DEA) Caribbean Division, in collaboration with the U.S. Virgin Islands HIDTA Prevention Initiative, has launched a Prescription Drug Drop Box Program in the territory. The initiative, supported…
Crime
The estate of John Lindy Steward has filed a lawsuit against FirstBank, alleging negligence after former bank teller Shantenysha Victor allegedly embezzled over $200,000 from Steward’s account following his death.
Disaster Recovery
Following a Consortium report on the $100 million cost increase, lawmakers demand answers on rising expenses, funding gaps, and whether the design-build approach is suitable for the Virgin Islands.
Community Center
…reopening following deep cleaning efforts, with additional testing and remediation planned to address remaining infrastructural issues.
Community Center
Lt. Gov. Roach urges property owners to reapply for expiring Homestead credits by March 3 to ensure continued tax relief
Travel
…River after a midair collision near Reagan National Airport, the first major U.S. commercial aviation disaster since 2009.
Development
…Bellevue, and Calabash Boom Apartments with support from HUD disaster relief funds, aiming to expand affordable housing, enhance hurricane resilience, and transition tenants into homeownership
Entertainment
Ten calypsonians took the stage on Friday night, each vying for the title of Monarch for St. Croix's 2024-2025 festival season. The high-energy event showcased two performances from each contestant, but by the end of the night, it…
Tourism
…U.S. Virgin Islands earned top honors in four categories, including St. Croix for its dynamic food scene, yachting excellence, and event hosting capabilities, while Chef David ‘Benji’ Benjamin was recognized as Caribbean Chef of t…
Crime
…Richardson up to 71 years for fraud, money laundering, and false statements. All defendants pleaded not guilty, requested a speedy trial by jury, and are set for trial on Feb. 18, 2025.
Senate
With WAPA’s state of emergency expiring and the push for an elected Attorney General denied, lawmakers wrapped up 2024 with critical votes reflecting sharp disagreements on governance and accountability
Development
After two years and $1.5 million in development, the plan sets sustainable goals for St. Thomas, St. Croix, and St. John; lawmakers question DPNR’s capacity to execute the vision, emphasizing the need for staffing and coordination
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