BREAKING NEWS
Governor Albert Bryan on Wednesday afternoon during an impromptu conversation with a concerned resident, criticized the Public Services Commission for allowing a WAPA fuel surcharge to expire (the surcharge expires on Dec. 31), defended WAPA and promoted the authority's 4-year plan, and criticized senators for hitting pause on his recreational marijuana legalization bill. Watch.
In a series of 4-0 votes Thursday, Public Services Commission members pumped the brakes on the base ...
The Board of the St. Croix Chamber of Commerce on Wednesday said it continues to take the position t...
ST. THOMAS -- For Pastor Charles Brown Jr. of Family and Faith African Methodist Episcopal Church an...
The V.I. Public Services Commission is left with fewer than three days to review a crucial hearing e...
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The Virgin Islands Water and Power Authority held its third of three territory-wide public meetings ...
ST. THOMAS — A vehicle struck a utility pole near the WAPA bowling alley and Line Department in Bolo...
The multiple power outages that struck almost all of St. Thomas and St. John over the past two days ...
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