ST. CROIX — Private-sector employment in the U.S. Virgin Islands recorded a significant rebound in the second quarter of 2025 ...

Her ballot name — used despite her legal first name being “Dorna” — was referenced during a V.I. Board of Elections discussion on candidate naming rules. ST. THOMAS — The V.I. Board of Elections on ...

The war between the United States, Israel, and Iran intensified as it entered its seventh day, with continued U.S. and Israeli attacks inside Iran, Iranian missile strikes hitting Israel and U.S.

Rising levels of Sargassum seaweed across the Atlantic are pointing toward another major bloom year in 2026, even as early ...

Legislation aimed at guaranteeing in-state tuition rates for students from U.S. territories at public colleges on the ...

U.S. military operations against Iran intensified Tuesday night as American forces launched a heavy bombardment targeting ...

A proposed summit in Washington, D.C. to tackle the marine sector fee dispute between the U.S. and British Virgin Islands has been met with tepid support from Governor Albert Bryan Jr.

The V.I. Port Authority has reopened the rebuilt south tender landing service pier at the Ann E. Abramson Marine Facility in ...

Speaking at a Pentagon briefing on March 4, Defense Secretary Pete Hegseth said the air campaign has reached a decisive stage. According to Hegseth, U.S. and Israeli forces are approaching complete ...

The Commission regulates the territory’s taxi industry by issuing medallions, approving taxi operator licenses, and conducting inspections of vehicles operating for hire. Taxi operators must either ...

We must be candid with our community,” Governor Bryan said. “The government is not in the same fiscal position it was in years past to absorb large spikes in fuel prices. A sustained increase in oil ...

Renée M. André, a longtime St. Thomas attorney and mother of two, was nominated to fill a seat on the Superior Court. The governor described André as a respected practitioner from the private sector ...