…VIEDC Board approved 100% tax incentives for a $12M hotel project on St. Thomas hiring 150 people and an $11M boutique hotel on St. Croix creating 20 jobs, alongside new approvals for St. John Brewers, WWTS, and a management firm …
A St. Croix-bound shipment of household items ended up in Argentina, leading to a civil lawsuit alleging breach of contract, misrepresentation, and bad-faith denial of a $75K insurance claim; the plaintiff now seeks $127K in compe…
Hundreds gathered at the St. Croix Educational Complex Track & Field facility for a weekend of unity, remembrance, and celebration, with performances, tributes, and a $250,000 fundraising goal that has already surpassed $162,000.
…Shopping Center, with lease termination ending all operations on St. Croix by late August 2025. A total of 96 employees will be let go, marking the end of the brand's island presence
ST. CROIX — On Saturday, senior officials of the Virgin Islands Police Department provided an update on the “Set De Tone” operation on St. Croix that began last November. Since then, police “were successful in removing 26 handguns…
…fund transportation upgrades, including a $20 million ferry linking STX and STT, $48 million for Veterans Drive completion on St. Thomas, $9 million for St. Croix road projects, and $19 million for future work
Voters in St. Croix made their preferences clear, voting out incumbents Samuel Carrion and Diane Capehart, while electing Clifford Joseph and Hubert Frederick. Kurt Vialet led the ballot with the highest number of votes
VIPD hosts briefing today with DOH and government agencies on community measures, clarifies location change and closed press status, suicide prevention guidance to be shared
Last updated at 4:17 p.m. on Sunday, Oct. 27, 2024 (All three victims were male) ST. CROIX — On Sunday, the V.I. Police Department issued three press releases regarding suspected suicides that occurred on St. Croix, while Governme…
VIDE implemented an abbreviated schedule for St. Croix’s public high schools following a coordinated teacher sick-out. The action, involving 35 teachers, was spurred by extreme classroom temperatures exceeding 90 degrees