Federal instability and local inefficiencies have hampered the U.S. Virgin Islands’ efforts to combat homelessness, lawmakers ...

The United States Power Squadron (recently renamed America's Boating Club) welcomed members from several Puerto Rico ...

Denmark formally transferred the Danish West Indies to the United States in a ceremony held at multiple locations across the islands. The transfer, conducted simultaneously on St. Thomas, St. John, ...

AccuWeather meteorologists are forecasting a “near to above average” Atlantic hurricane season for this year, according to a report released by the organization Friday. Ahead of this year’s hurricane ...

Senate Vice President Kenneth L. Gittens has expressed his concern over the recent cyberattacks reported at the Virgin Islands Lottery, its negative economic impact, and the overall security of the ...

Wind was the word that started nearly every conversation as sailors talked shoreside after the second day of racing in the 51st St. Thomas International Regatta.

Gov. Albert Bryan Jr. has formally written to the United States Trade Representative Office about proposed fees on ...

This memorandum supplements the legal petition currently before the PCA and is submitted as part of the evidentiary record. The violation of the Lansing Declaration is not hypothetical—it has occurred ...

The V.I. Water and Power Authority governing board approved a $367,050 increase to its contract with West Peak Energy ...

On Tuesday, the Virgin Islands Police Department received DNA test results from the FBI, confirming the identities of two ...

St. John residents and visitors were in for a cultural treat on Saturday as organizers of the 4th Annual V.I. Folklife Festival brought music, dance and splendor to Franklin Powell Park. Spectators ...

The Senate Committee on Rules and Judiciary moved favorably on two of Gov. Albert Bryan Jr's nominees Thursday.