With $30 million already over a 10-year span and new funding request, senators were incensed by the no-show of key government officials at a hearing on the Paul E. Joseph Stadium, prompting subpoenas and calls for transparency, ac…
…silver medals at the SEC Championships, Michelle Smith has made history as the first Virgin Islander to be named Southeastern Conference Freshman of the Year for women's track and field.
Economic Development Authority Director Wayne Biggs says interest in the South Shore Trade Zone has surged due to U.S. tariffs, but a lack of ready industrial space—especially post-hurricane—may stall manufacturers eager to set up…
…contractors in the U.S. Virgin Islands to submit proposals for Construction Manager At-Risk (CMAR) services, including both pre-construction and general construction services, for the development of a new K-12 school at No. 20 & 2…
…contractors in the U.S. Virgin Islands to submit proposals for Construction Manager At-Risk (CMAR) services, including both pre-construction and general construction services, for the development of a new K-12 school at No. 20 & 2…
…teacher Cherise Davis of Juanita Gardine K-8 was selected over St. Thomas finalist Cornell Hanley as State Teacher of the Year, an honor she says reflects both personal growth and the support of her educational community.
…2025 Equipment-Only Grant cycle under the USDA’s Resilient Food Systems Infrastructure Program, with $1 million available to enhance processing, storage, and distribution of local products.
A 15-year-old male has been arrested and charged with first-degree murder and other serious offenses in connection with the fatal shooting of comedian Jordan “Dutty Heart” Jones; VIPD credits swift police work and community tips.
The popular St. Croix comedian and artist was killed in a daylight shooting on Thursday that also left another man injured; VIPD is investigating and asking the public for help identifying the suspect.
…reveal overtime propelled dozens of rank-and-file employees past the brand-new $192 000 gubernatorial salary, even as lawmakers protest raises for the territory’s leaders and shortfalls at hospitals and other core services.
Senator Marise James argues that the Virgin Islands’ retirement system unfairly rewards top officials with lifelong six-figure pensions while everyday government workers face rigid rules and modest payouts, calling for urgent and …
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