The 1733 St. John African Revolution Commemoration Committee is planning for the 41st annual pilgrimage and commemoration of ...

Democracy in America — and throughout its territories — stands at a crossroads. The institutions that once embodied public trust now struggle under the weight of cynicism, polarization, and ...

Funeral Service will be held on Thursday, November 6, at Way of the Cross, 23B Work and Rest, viewing 9am, service 10am.

The Committee on Economic Development and Agriculture has scheduled a hearing for Monday, November 10, 2025, at 10:00 AM in the Earle B. Ottley Legislative Hall on St. Thomas, Virgin Islands to ...

More than 600 residents attended the Innovative Housing Construction Summit held last week on St. Thomas and St. Croix, ...

In her biweekly column, “State of the Territory,” former Sen. Janelle K. Sarauw delves deeper into issues of concern for V.I. residents.

A group of St. John professionals invited the public to explore different aspects of home and land ownership at a weekend event held in Estate Enighed. Saturday’s St. John Home Expo gave visitors a ...

Movers and shakers from across the territory’s energy and construction sectors gathered Friday over the video conferencing platform Zoom to discuss renewable energy in the U.S. Virgin Islands during ...

Police arrested 39-year-old Nelson Navarro early Saturday morning after a woman reported being assaulted in her New Works residence, the Virgin Islands Police Department reported.

Halloween swept through Chenay Bay, St. Croix this weekend, filling the air with bloodcurdling screams, maniacal laughter and ominous drums during the second “Paul-o-ween Halloween Spectacular” at ...

Youngsters on St. John had no trouble finding candy this Halloween on St. John. Trick-or-treaters found plenty of goodies at ...

As the U.S. Virgin Islands moves forward with its Sixth Constitutional Convention, a new public opinion survey is underway to ...