The V.I. Department of Licensing and Consumer Affairs is warning the USVI community of scammers who may contact them to help with their student loan debt. “Many persons in the territory are anxiously awaiting the availability of the application to apply for student loan debt relief announced by President Joe Biden. Unfortunately, the community must be careful with scammers who may contact them to help with the process. Especially when asked to provide their personal information," warned DLCA Commissioner Richard Evangelista. According to DLCA, the following steps are provided by the U.S. Department of Education to protect yourself against scammers: Do not pay anyone who contacts you with promises of debt relief or loan forgiveness. You do not need to pay anyone to obtain debt relief. The application will be free and easy to use when it opens…
ST. CROIX — The V.I. Police Department is seeking the community's assistance to locate a 15-year-old…
The V.I. Board of Nurse Licensure has announced the start of the 2023-2024 renewal application acceptance…
The Virgin Islands Port Authority (the “Authority” or “VIPA”) is hereby soliciting a Request for Qualifications…
Five Schools on St. Croix Starting at 9 a.m.…
Staff Consortium September 30, 2022The V.I. Dept. of Education announced early Friday that due to inclement weather experienced overnight,…
Tsunami Warning Test Delayed on St. Croix Following…
Staff Consortium September 29, 2022The V.I. Territorial Emergency Management Agency along with tsunami warning installation contractors…
EDA Announces Public Hearing Scheduled For Oct.…
Staff Consortium September 28, 2022All interested persons are hereby notified that in accordance with Section 717 Chapter 12 of Title 29,…
VITEMA to Test Newly Installed Tsunami Sirens…
Staff Consortium September 27, 2022The V.I. Territorial Emergency Management Agency announced Tuesday that it will test and evaluate forty-four…
A small group of individuals filled a room at the Women's Coalition of St. Croix facility in Christiansted on Sunday, dressed in red attire in observance of the National Day of Remembrance for Murder ...
Approximately one week after the Category 1 Hurricane Fiona struck Puerto Rico, half of the island of 3.3 million people is still without power, and there are growing calls for the ouster of Luma — ...
Government House announced Friday that the Office of the Governor and the Workforce Development Board are hosting the 3rd annual Governor’s Workforce Development Summit on September 27 at the Univer...
The V.I. Division of Personnel announced Friday that it will host a series of retroactive in-person outreach sessions territory-wide as part of an educational drive on the recently issued 22.8 percen...
The University of the Virgin Islands announced Friday that between September 18 – 24, education advocates across the nation are celebrating National Adult Education and Family Literacy (AEFL) Week....
The Department of Planning and Natural Resources announces that pursuant to Virgin Islands Rules and Regulations, Title 12, Chapter 21, Section 904-9 meetings of the St. Croix Committee of the Virgin ...
FirstBank VI has announced that all its branches will open today, Monday September 19 and observe regular business hours. All branches except the St. John MarketPlace location will open at 8:30 a.m...
Administrator of the V.I Superior Court, Regina Petersen announced Sunday evening that jury selection in the St. Thomas-St. John District previously scheduled for Monday has been postponed until Tuesd...
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