When the law bends to political power, public confidence in justice breaks. It’s time to strengthen the Virgin Islands’ system of checks and balances by making the Attorney General accountable to the ...

Community members are invited to attend a Free Speech Rally in Defense of Democracy taking place on October 18 on St. Thomas ...

The Elridge Blake Sports and Fitness Center erupted with energy Friday night as the University of the Virgin Islands kicked off its basketball season with Buccaneer Basketball Madness, an event that ...

The Congresswoman has consistently stated that Jeffrey Epstein's actions against the plaintiffs and countless other women ...

Organizers of the third and final day of the 2025 Governor's Workforce Summit invited the audience to consider building ...

A 26-year-old man was arrested Saturday after police and federal agents executed a search warrant at his residence and ...

The Department of Planning and Natural Resources has secured a $750,000 federal grant to support critical preservation and ...

The first 100 kids will receive a free event T-shirt. Handlines, buckets, and bait will be provided. A parent or guardian ...

The Virgin Islands Police Department wishes to inform motorists that there will be traffic restrictions enforced on Saturday, ...

Senator At Large, Angel L. Bolques Jr. is strongly opposing the Virgin Islands Port Authority’s proposed marine and parking fees, calling them regressive and unfair to the people of St. John—an island ...

Enough!’ Plays is a nationwide project to end gun violence with 10-minute plays written by teens in high school. The St. Croix Educational Complex and the Good Hope Country Day School drama students ...

Industry leaders, educators, and government officials convened Thursday to address the future of the U.S. Virgin Islands’ maritime sector, highlighting both the challenges and opportunities.