The family of Tintawee Christian, a 16-year-old teenager from St. Croix who was killed during a drive-by shooting two years ago, say they want justice for their son, which is seemingly no closer than it was on the night of August 17, 2020. “Imagine losing your son and having to live with it every day with no justice,” said Shemona Cascen during an interview with the Consortium Sunday, which was carried live on the publication's Facebook platform. She said she walks pass that area every day on her way to work, a constant and painful reminder that her son is no longer among the living and although she tries her best to move on, Ms. Cascen says there are simply moments when she breaks down. “Since his passing it’s been difficult. I may not display but it’s been very hard,” she said. “I mean sleepless nights. Sometimes I send a text to his dad…
Senator Janelle Sarauw on Sunday night pushed back against an official letter of reprimand that dates…
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Dept. of Education Commissioner Racquel Berry-Benjamin — announced by Governor Albert Bryan late January 2019 as his choice to lead the sprawling department — could resign as early as Friday, sa...
The Senate Committee on Ethical Conduct has delivered its findings to Senator Steven Payne regarding the sexual harassment complaint filed against him by a young, female employee of his office, two pe...
Bridges Randle, known in the Virgin Islands by the name Oluwafemi Abiola Banjoko, is described by U.S. Attorney for the Virgin Islands Delia Smith as a serial sex offender with a propensity for fleein...
The V.I. Water and Power Authority, facing high fuel prices triggered by Russia's war in Ukraine and inflationary pressures, has received $12 million from the Bryan administration in an effort to keep...
If it were not for the V.I. government, Virgin Islanders would be paying considerably higher utility rates, Governor Albert Bryan told the Consortium Wednesday following a Tuesday meeting the governor...
After avoiding calls from Consortium journalists and ignoring our messages for over a month, embattled Senator Steven Payne on Friday in a flurry of communication issued not one, but two public statem...
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The Bryan administration will start issuing Premium Pay checks to both private and public sector employees beginning in June, after receiving about 800 applications from the private sector following t...
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