A St. Thomas groundskeeper, Ericson Hainrich, was charged with third-degree assault after allegedly punching, kicking, and threatening a man with a machete. Police say part of the confrontation was recorded on the victim’s phone.
…to remove Board Chair Raymond Williams, finding no conflict of interest or fraud. Williams said the case stemmed from misinformation, while plaintiff Collister Fahie vowed to “speak the truth.”
…Adam Sleeper, has officially taken office as U.S. Attorney for the District of the Virgin Islands following Senate confirmation earlier this month. Chief District Court Judge Robert Molloy administered the oath in St. Thomas.
A proposal to raise the maximum lien against Virgin Islands taxi medallions from $25,000 to $75,000 sparked heated debate during a St. Thomas town hall, with some drivers calling it “ridiculous” while others hailed it as long-over…
With an estimated 80 cruise calls scheduled for St. John in 2026, lawmakers are urging taxi drivers to rethink their approach and improve service offerings. Chief among the recommendations was the adoption of modern payment method…
The Office of Disaster Recovery and the V.I. Dept. of Education have awarded a $1.3 million preconstruction contract for St. John’s new Julius E. Sprauve PreK-12 School, marking a historic step toward the island’s largest public i…
…health coverage for government workers and retirees, ratified a coastal permit, and issued vetoes to safeguard checks and balances and protect the General Fund.
Court documents say Alexias Stevens arrived on an American Airlines flight from Miami with two bags, including a grey suitcase flagged in screening. Customs officers found 25 vacuum-sealed packages of marijuana weighing 12.25 kilo…
…have been finished and another 104 are underway, but the program still contends with resource delays, permitting problems, and contractors struggling to manage large-scale work after eight years of recovery efforts
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