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Disaster Recovery · Archive

32nd Legislature Commemorates 1-Year Anniversary Of Hurricane Irma

ST. THOMAS -- Members of the 32nd Legislature led by Senate President Myron Jackson, hosted the Anniversary Observance of Hurricane Irma at the Capitol Building on Wednesday, according to a release the Legislature issued yesterday…

VIC News · Archive

Legislature To Host Hurricane Anniversary Observance Event Wednesday

ST. THOMAS -- The Legislature of the Virgin Islands will host a hurricane observance service at the Earl B. Ottley Legislature on Wednesday, one day before the September 6 anniversary of Hurricane Irma's landfall on St. Thomas and…

Crime · Archive

Man Caught On Camera Stealing Laptop From Business

ST. THOMAS -- A man was caught on camera stealing a laptop from an establishment in St. Thomas on Wednesday, V.I.P.D. Public Information Officer Glen Dratte announced Thursday. The suspect, 26-year-old Derrick Johnson, after being…

VIC News · Archive

Woman Dies After Allegedly Being Struck In Head By Boyfriend

ST. THOMAS -- Police on Wednesday arrested a man and charged him with first-degree murder, first-degree assault, second-degree assault, and using a dangerous weapon during the commission of a crime, after investigators determined …

Politics · Archive

2018 Primary Election Finally Certified. Here Are The Results.

…in the outcomes for the Senatorial and Gubernatorial results established on August 4 following the closing of polls. But the certified results show that write-ins played a role in determining Democratic Territorial Committee membe…

VIC News · Archive

VI Carnival Committee Has Gone 'Rogue,' Senator Rivera-O'Reilly Says

ST. THOMAS -- The VI Carnival Committee, after multiple attempts by lawmakers to get a complete reading of the committee's finances to no avail, was accused by Senator Nereida Rivera-O'Reilly of going rogue. The lambaste came duri…

Community Center · Archive

Main Street Enhancement Project Advances To New Phase

ST. THOMAS -- The Department of Public Works has informed the motoring public of an upcoming road closure to accommodate the progress contractors continue to make on the Main Street Enhancement Project, according to a release late…