A horse trapped in a cistern near Walter I.M. Hodge Pavilion was freed Friday night after hours of work by first responders and volunteers, in a second rescue this year that raises renewed concerns about the safety of abandoned or…
Two lives were lost in a fiery crash on Hope Road in St. Croix after a vehicle attempted to pass another car and collided with a wall near the Ocean Point Terminals; the victims remain unidentified pending DNA confirmation.
…a decade after the 2017 hurricanes, the Bureau of Motor Vehicles is still housed in temporary trailers on all three islands, as senators grow concerned over lack of funding, unrealistic construction quotes, and repeated site failu…
…drew a packed audience of parents, mentors, and community members. Hosted by Women In Business VI & Caribbean Inc., the Shark Tank-style competition marked the culmination of the NEXTGEN CEO Summer Camp, held from June 9–20. The i…
Projects include green space development, disaster preparedness for older residents, kitchen upgrades for a Meals on Wheels hub, and a six-month digital literacy program pairing teens with seniors to reduce isolation and improve c…
Facing a temporary staffing shortage during peak season, DPNR’s Enforcement Division has shifted vessel registration processing to its St. Croix office and is urging the public to use online payment options to help reduce delays a…
…calls, hotel occupancy, and global branding, fueled by new flights, strong media exposure, cultural events, and accolades that reinforce the territory’s Caribbean appeal.
With 83% of 8th-graders on St. Croix below math proficiency and 71.9% of 4th-graders in St. Thomas–St. John reading below grade level, the board is calling for a unified government response and immediate action to meet students’ f…
VITEMA and FEMA concluded a two-week Capstone Exercise focused on hurricane preparedness, testing unified command strategies, emergency response, and critical services coordination through a simulated Category 3 storm impacting al…
…has refused to reimburse the $100,000 taken from a 90-year-old customer’s account, according to a lawsuit filed by the victim’s niece in the Superior Court of the Virgin Islands.
ST. CROIX — A former bank teller, who now works as a clerk at the Frederiksted Post Office, has been accused of orchestrating a sophisticated financial scheme that defrauded a 90-year-old man out of $100,000. She was arrested on M…
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