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Bryan Nominates Judge Denise Francois to Second Supreme Court Term, Renée André to Superior Court
…legal leaders and highlighting the selections as part of Women’s History Month recognition.
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Development
Carambola Beach Resort Set to Close to Guests as $50M Redevelopment Drives St. Croix Hotel Incentive Bill
…a deal to redevelop Carambola, with the hotel expected to cease guest operations by summer as lawmakers advance tax retention incentives to spur expansion.
Crime
Man Arrested on Child Rape Warrant Faces New Gun and Drug Charges After Traffic Stop
ST. THOMAS — A man wanted on multiple felony sexual offense charges now faces additional firearm and drug-related charges after police say they discovered an unlicensed weapon and narcotics during the execution of his arrest warra…
Crime
Education Employee Arrested After Alleged Copper Theft at Boschulte Middle School
…and loading it into a vehicle; he faces burglary, embezzlement and destruction of public property charges.
Legal
Federal Judge Blocks Enforcement of Hemp Inventory Surrender Law in USVI
Chief Judge Robert Molloy issued a Temporary Restraining Order halting Section 3 of Act No. 9072, finding Homegrown showed likely success on constitutional claims tied to a 2025 seizure and the risk of irreparable harm.
Development
USVI 2050 Transportation Plan Unveiled With 76 Projects as Residents Demand Road Safety First
During the first of three public meetings, officials outlined a 25-year infrastructure strategy spanning safety, transit and congestion, while residents pressed DPW to prioritize pothole repairs, enforcement and historic preservat…
Federal
Supreme Court Strikes Down Trump’s Global Tariffs in 6–3 Ruling
The U.S. Supreme Court has struck down President Donald Trump’s sweeping global tariffs, ruling 6-3 that the emergency powers cited by the administration do not authorize the imposition of broad import duties. In a decision issued…
Government
Only Three Paramedics Cover St. Croix as VIFEMS Says Six More Needed Territory-wide
VIFEMS leaders told lawmakers there are only seven paramedics in St. Thomas/St. John and three on St. Croix, with three trainees in progress, as officials push salary increases and renewed implementation of Act 8506 in high school…
Senate
Five Months Into Fiscal Year, DHS Still Awaiting Release of Appropriated Funds as Nonprofits Strain
…receive funds from OMB, as nonprofits like Catholic Charities report staff reductions and mounting strain amid federal cuts and ongoing funding uncertainty.
Senate
Legislature Moves to Honor Culinary and Education Leaders Who Help Shaped St. Croix’s Cultural Identity
…recognize Sharon Maria Williams, Janet Brow Phillips, and the Armstrong family for decades of service in education, culinary arts, community development, and economic growth on St. Croix.
Business
Marine Industry at “Pivotal Crossroads,” Charter Association Warns Lawmakers as BVI Gains Ground
Testifying before lawmakers, V.I. Professional Charter Association Exec. Dir. Kennon Jones said delayed permitting, outdated CZM thresholds, and infrastructure gaps are weakening the USVI’s marine sector as companies relocate to t…
Development
Senate Committee Approves Long-Term Lease to Revive Derelict Crystal Gade Property
Lawmakers approved a 30-year lease allowing DM Hospitality to invest at least $250,000 to rehabilitate a deteriorating government-owned building in St. Thomas’ historic district, with plans for food, beverage, and administrative o…