Members of the Water and Power Authority Governing Board approved a motion to review its settlement deal with Wartsila, LLC. The vote took place in an executive session held during an emergency board meeting on Tuesday.

The chair of the 35th Legislature Committee on Rules and Judiciary recently wrote a letter urging the Senate body to meet and act at once “to address the status of the Election System.” Now, Sen. Diane Capehart says she is modifying that request in light of actions being taken by her Senate colleagues.

A St. Croix man and his mother allegedly forged documents in hopes of restoring her utility service, a man awaiting trial for sexual assault of a teenager allegedly forged police documents for a government job hiding his arrest, and two St. Thomas men were charged with raping a visiting woman, police said Tuesday.

Governor Albert Bryan Jr. commuted the sentences of three former inmates and pardoned two on Friday, May 31. He pardoned the convictions of Latoya Nicole Smith, 34, and Kevin Allong, 53.

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Carlos Gascot Concepcion, 46, of Puerto Rico, was found guilty following a two-day jury trial of possession with intent to distribute cocaine. Chief District Judge Robert A. Molloy scheduled Gascot Concepcion’s sentencing for Oct. 4, where he faces up to 20 years in prison and a fine of up to $1,000,000, United States Attorney Delia L. Smith announced Wednesday. 

The first few minutes of Wednesday’s Health, Hospitals, and Human Services Committee hearing were devoted to approving Bill 35-0224, which establishes a Psychiatric Emergency Response Team for the mobile crisis intervention service and the national 9-8-8 telecommunication system. 

In the face of impending severe weather, hurricanes and disasters, Viya emphasizes the importance of staying informed through local radio, television and social media channels to receive updates from the U.S. Virgin Islands premier telecommunications provider.

The first few minutes of Wednesday’s Health, Hospitals, and Human Services Committee hearing were devoted to approving Bill 35-0224, which establishes a Psychiatric Emergency Response Team for the mobile crisis intervention service and the national 9-8-8 telecommunication system. 

Carlos Gascot Concepcion, 46, of Puerto Rico, was found guilty following a two-day jury trial of possession with intent to distribute cocaine. Chief District Judge Robert A. Molloy scheduled Gascot Concepcion’s sentencing for Oct. 4, where he faces up to 20 years in prison and a fine of up to $1,000,000, United States Attorney Delia L. Smith announced Wednesday. 

Montverde Academy High School graduate and University of Georgia commit Michelle Smith set a new Virgin Islands record in the 400m Hurdles with a time of 55.96.

The Virgin Islands Salsa Festival is set to kick off its festivities, promising an unforgettable experience of rhythm, culture and celebration. From June 8 to June 16, the islands will be alive with the vibrant sounds of salsa, captivating performances and exciting events, making it a must-attend festival for locals and visitors alike.

The Virgin Islands Department of Health began the demolition of the Charles Harwood Memorial Complex’s main campus, continuing its work to prepare the site for the construction of a new state-of-the-art public health facility on St. Croix.

A Christian Burial Service is being held in Ohio. A Celebration of Life will occur in Ohio and St. Thomas at a future date.