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Government
…wage law—warning that local funds are insufficient to meet rising costs as federal grants provide less flexibility and no additional funding.
Health
…(VIDCOE) at the Sion Farm Shopping Center, Suite 1, in Christiansted. The center’s leadership held its grand opening and annual Free Diabetes Health Fair on Saturday, combining both events to celebrate a new chapter in community-b…
Government
…activity; although expected at WICO, his return is now clouded by statutory restrictions on board-to-staff transitions within government entities.
Senate
…the Office of the Lieutenant Governor faces scrutiny for underpaying staff and spending $1.4 million on rent while a purchased government building remains unused due to unresolved HVAC and mold issues.
Senate
After a formal ethics inquiry, Sen. Bolques entered a No Contest plea to violating his oath of office; the full Senate must vote on the CEC’s findings by August 14, and while no guilt was admitted, the complainant may still pursue…
Health
…owed vendors, while Sen. Vialet raised alarms about a $240K lease wasted on an empty building and nearly $1M spent annually to rent 19 offices, all while mental health patients remain at risk.
WAPA
…approved a two-year contract with Empire Gas, Puerto Rico’s largest propane supplier, ending the utility’s long and often controversial fuel arrangement with VITOL.
Development
GEC, LLC—the contractor for the Paul E. Joseph Stadium—faces over $330,000 in court judgments from at least five vendors alleging non-payment, with garnishments now in effect as lawmakers question the firm’s viability and project …
Community Center
Tart Wars returned to Frederiksted with thousands attending, over 8,000 tarts sold, and Coconut winning again after a three-way tie and final showdown—highlighting a day of community celebration, family fun, and strong economic su…
Health
…a proven track record in clinical excellence, accreditation, and system reform
Education
UVI has lost $3.5 million in federal grants, leading to staff layoffs and jeopardizing research, scholarships, and international programs, while delays in local funding and failure to provide the annual $3M appropriation threaten …
Crime
A domestic disturbance at LBJ Gardens turned fatal when 48-year-old Alejandro Torres III was shot and killed by a responding officer during a struggle; both officers are now on administrative leave as the VIPD continues its invest…
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