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Politics · Archive

Millin Young To Introduce Bill To Establish Committee On Ethics

ST. THOMAS -- Senator Janette Millin Young will introduce legislation to establish a commission on ethics and conflicts of interest on Friday,during a Committee on Rules and Judiciary hearing, Mrs. Millin Young's office announced …

Health · Archive

No New Cases Of Zika Reported This Week

The Department of Health in its latest Zika report said all three islands registered no new cases of Zika this week, with St. Croix holding steady at 252 confirmed cases, St. John with 89 confirmed cases, and St. Thomas with 683 c…

VIC News · Archive

Adventists Take Public Stand Against Domestic Violence

ST. THOMAS -- Scores of Seventh-day Adventists on the island expressed their dissent toward domestic violence during a march and rally Saturday afternoon. Downtown Charlotte Amalie was transformed into a sea of purple as more than…

Crime · Archive

Man, 66, Sentenced To 15 Years For Attempting To Kill His Wife

ST. THOMAS -- An Anna’s Retreat man found guilty of the attempted murder of his wife at their home in 2012 will spend the next 15 years in prison, V.I. Department of Justice Public Media Officer Corliss Smithen announced Friday. O…

VIC News · Archive

UVI To Launch $25M ‘Campaign For UVI’

…Islands will launch the public phase of “Campaign for UVI,” the first comprehensive fundraising campaign that the University has ever undertaken. Through this $25 million campaign, the University will raise funds in three areas: P…

VIC News · Archive

Mapp Says VI Government Has Cut Ties With Ratings Agencies

ST. THOMAS -- Governor Kenneth Mapp surprisingly took a jab at the three top U.S. ratings agencies on talk radio on Tuesday, revealing to Virgin Islanders that his administration has ended its relationship with the firms -- among …

VIC News · Archive

Waste Management Further Delays Implementation Of Tipping Fees

ST. THOMAS -- The Waste Management Authority (W.M.A.) has furthered delayed the implementation of tipping fees that were set to take effect on September 1, pushing implementation date to October 1 instead, as negotiations with was…