This fall, several Charlotte Amalie High School students will collaborate on a major investigative project with top journalists from the nation's major media outlets and journalism organizations, including Pulitzer Prize and Emmy-winning reporters.
A St. Croix man who was shot by his father on Thursday after attempting to attack him with a machete and then a reciprocating saw has died from his injuries, the V.I. Police Department reported Friday morning. The father has not been charged.
At an emergency meeting on Thursday, the Board of Elections voted to eliminate the names of candidates running for territorial offices from the 2024 ballots. The vote came after a closed-door executive session in which Elections officials discussed the matter with lawyers from the Justice Department.
The V.I. Human Services Department (DHS) has shared information regarding the locations of emergency storm shelters across the USVI ahead of the potentially very busy 2024 Atlantic Hurricane Season, which begins on Saturday, June 1.
On Thursday, members of the Government Employees Retirement System board convened to give updates on their personal loan program. The program, which was dissolved in 2015, was reinstated earlier this year and appears to be moving as planned.
Batik artist Doreen Walsh presented her venerable piece "Parade" to friends and art enthusiasts on Thursday at the Roy Lester Schneider Medical Center. The lively and festive atmosphere witnessed Walsh place her name plaque on the wall beside the art after years of it sitting without an artist's claim.
Board members for the Government Employees' Retirement System board met on Thursday and voted on dissolving their Havensight Management Committee, discussed financial standings for the company, and retirement applications.
Signing with Allegheny College for volleyball was a dream come true for Xania Fleming, a senior at Charlotte Amalie High School. "When they first reached out to me, I was in shock," she recalls. "I didn't want to get my hopes up, but when the offer came, it was a life-changing experience." This offer not only validated her hard work and dedication but also opened doors to new opportunities and experiences.
Pursuant to the Virgin Islands Code, the Casting of Lots for candidates for the position of names on the Primary Election ballot for public office. will take place at 5:30 p.m., Tuesday, June 4, at the respective offices on St. Thomas and St. Croix
A passenger ejected from a St. Thomas to New York flight was granted permission to travel after making an unscheduled stop in Superior Court Magistrates Division on May 27. Court documents say defendant Clayton R. Hines was removed from American Airlines Flight #936, scheduled to depart May 26, after flight attendants reported an intoxicated passenger on board.
The Virgin Islands Lottery is pleased to announce that it has paid out over $1.4 million in transfers for second quarter FY 2024 to the Government of the U.S. Virgin Islands, fulfilling its mandates set by law under Title 32 of the V.I. Code.
Pursuant to the Virgin Islands Code, the Casting of Lots for candidates for the position of names on the Primary Election ballot for public office. will take place at 5:30 p.m., Tuesday, June 4, at the respective offices on St. Thomas and St. Croix
The USVI Wellness Fair 2024 is being hosted by the V.I. Department of Health in partnership with the Office of the Governor and with the support of the U.S. Department of Defense’s Innovative Readiness Training (DoD-IRT) Program.
The Virgin Islands Lottery is pleased to announce that it has paid out over $1.4 million in transfers for second quarter FY 2024 to the Government of the U.S. Virgin Islands, fulfilling its mandates set by law under Title 32 of the V.I. Code.
A passenger ejected from a St. Thomas to New York flight was granted permission to travel after making an unscheduled stop in Superior Court Magistrates Division on May 27. Court documents say defendant Clayton R. Hines was removed from American Airlines Flight #936, scheduled to depart May 26, after flight attendants reported an intoxicated passenger on board.
As a Palestinian safely residing in the US Virgin Islands, I feel a profound sense of helplessness and agony as I witness the relentless devastation in Gaza. While I enjoy the privileges of a comfortable bed, a home filled with healthy loved ones, and a simple glass of water—luxuries now unattainable in Gaza—my people endure unimaginable suffering.
Signing with Allegheny College for volleyball was a dream come true for Xania Fleming, a senior at Charlotte Amalie High School. "When they first reached out to me, I was in shock," she recalls. "I didn't want to get my hopes up, but when the offer came, it was a life-changing experience." This offer not only validated her hard work and dedication but also opened doors to new opportunities and experiences.
The annual queen conch seasonal closure will commence on Saturday, June 1, for both the St. Croix and St. Thomas-St. John districts, as established by a regulation effective July 1, 2008.