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!

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.

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.

Fourteen elected members of the Board of Elections took part in a lively online meeting Thursday. It was the first quarterly meeting led by returning board Chair Raymond Williams.

A few months ago, the Bennie and Martha Benjamin Foundation made a $35,000 donation to Frederiksted Health Care Inc., and last month, the foundation’s executors visited St. Croix to see the new ...

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 ...

Club Management Course Dates: March 29 – March 30 Venue: Carambola Beach Resort Additional details will be provided in due course. Nomination Submission – Feb. 28 We encourage the timely submission of ...

Stynworth Martin Luther Caines of Estate Ruby was called home to God on Sunday, February 16, 2025. He was 81 years old. He was preceded in death by his father Ezekiel Caines and mother Lillian “Mamma” ...

Cedella Marley, eldest daughter of reggae icons Bob and Rita Marley, recently visited St. Thomas for the Football is ...

Held in recognition of Colon Cancer Awareness Month, this special concert will bring together some of the USVI’s most accomplished artists as it uplifts spirits while raising crucial funds to support ...

Join us on the Music Stage at VIMSIA for an unforgettable performance filled with inspiring songs, heartfelt moments, and a tale of resilience and empowerment.

Much of what lawmakers on the Senate Health, Hospitals and Human Services Committee heard Tuesday was dire and unsurprising.