The ongoing trade dispute between the U.S. Virgin Islands and the British Virgin Islands is a reminder of a deeper reality — one that neither side is truly addressing.

The St. Croix man videotaped shooting a woman neighbor at close range July 4, then firing into a crowd of scattering children, striking the woman’s daughter, pleaded guilty, U.S. Attorney Delia L.

Public Works Department Commissioner Derek Gabriel updated members of the Housing, Transportation, and Telecommunications Committee Friday about the state of ferries, buses, and road and bridge ...

Hundreds of students from St. John and St. Thomas descended upon downtown Cruz Bay for the annual Friends of the Virgin Islands National Park’s Culture Day.

The Virgin Islands Education Department's State Office of Career, Technical, and Adult Education hosted its annual fair Friday at Emancipation Garden from 8 a.m. to 3 p.m.

On Friday, 74-year-old Millener Rogers was arrested for the fraudulent use of a credit card after an investigation revealed that he had withdrawn more than $40,000 from a deceased woman’s account, the ...

Muslims around the world will begin the first day of Ramadan, the ninth month of the Islamic calendar. Ramadan is a deeply spiritual and sacred time when Muslims engage in fasting, prayer, and ...

The British Virgin Islands will not be bullied by threats of “Trump-style tariffs” that Gov. Albert Bryan Jr. has proposed in response to substantial fee hikes for commercial yacht charters that the ...

In the St. Thomas-St. John District, Evan Fahie (Lockhart K-8 School) placed first and also recently won the St. Thomas-St. John District Spelling Bee. Congratulations!

Like several of his colleagues, Sen. Kenneth Gittens complimented Regina deChabert Petersen, administrator of Courts, on her testimony at Tuesday's Rules and Judiciary Committee hearing. But, like ...

On Thursday, the Rules and Judiciary Committee moved Gov. Albert Bryan Jr.'s nominees for a hospital board and a vocational education board to the whole body with favorable recommendations.

The V.I. Water and Power Authority voted Thursday to award Itron a four-year, $30 million contract to replace the U.S. Virgin Islands’ failed advanced metering infrastructure, or AMI.