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Technology
Ian Tomlinson, UVI graduate and CEO of Omni Systems, has been named Chairman of the UVI RTPark Board. He succeeds Edward Thomas and brings over four years of board experience and decades of leadership in tech to advance the RTPark…
Crime
Ervin Christophe, 65, was charged with driving under the influence after a two-vehicle collision on Plessen Road. Police say he failed a sobriety test and admitted to drinking prior to the incident.
Tourism
…met with Royal Caribbean at the Seatrade conference to discuss investment in Frederiksted. Planned upgrades include new signage, beach access, vendor spaces, and ADA improvements to boost tourism and local commerce.
Community Center
…fire risk. The ban includes all open burning and comes during St. Croix’s peak camping season. Residents are urged to use safe alternatives and remain vigilant.
Crime
Keithley Jones was sentenced to 12 years in prison for first-degree unlawful sexual contact involving a child under 13, with abuse spanning from 2019 to 2022. He must register as a sex offender.
Community Center
An early morning fire on April 10 completely destroyed an abandoned building in the Profit area of St. Croix. One person, believed to be squatting near the structure, sustained minor injuries while escaping and was transported to …
Crime
ST. CROIX — A Home Depot employee has been charged with multiple offenses including grand larceny and embezzlement, following an investigation by the V.I. Police Department’s Economic Crimes Unit. According to VIPD Director of Com…
Legal
…Mall claims WAPA continues billing for arrears settled in 2018 and lists 2024–2025 charges as "grossly anomalous," with some bills over $20,000. The lawsuit seeks an injunction, corrected billing, and restitution for alleged overp…
Business
Leases are secured and permitting is underway, but investors remain cautious. The U.S. Dept. of Energy backs the project, though Trump’s recent halt on new federal wind leases adds uncertainty to broader support for clean energy i…
Health
VIDOH will close offices April 7 in St. Thomas-St. John and April 11 in St. Croix to celebrate employees during National Public Health Week. Commissioner Justa Encarnacion says the closures honor staff who work tirelessly to prote…
Health
The governor says the Legislature controls $130M from Epstein settlements and should act, claiming hospital leaders spent on raises while doctors report no anesthesia coverage, supply shortages, and critical care disruptions.
Senate
Bill 36-0005 eliminates minimum bail mandates, restores judicial discretion, and includes risk assessments and non-monetary release conditions. It received support from advocacy groups and was favorably voted out of committee.
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