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The U.S. Environmental Protection Agency sent the V.I. Water and Power Authority a "notice of significant deficiencies" in September.

FEMA Administrator Deanne Criswell announced Thursday night that President Joe Biden approved additional disaster assistance for the U.S. Virgin Islands by authorizing an increase of the federal contribution for eligible

The U.S. Environmental Protection Agency sent the V.I. Water and Power Authority a "notice of significant deficiencies" in September.

ST. CROIX — Days before initial testing found high levels of lead and copper, the U.S. Environmental Protection Agency and the V.I. Department of Planning and Natural Resources Department sent

ST. CROIX — Gov. Albert Bryan Jr. said Monday that mounting frustration with Randall “Doc” James race track developer VIGL led him to ask the company to walk away from

A land exchange between the Virgin Islands government and the U.S. Interior Department has been finalized, Gov. Albert Bryan Jr. announced Monday.

ST. CROIX — A federal tax extender critical to achieving solvency in the Government Employees’ Retirement System will likely remain in limbo, Gov. Albert Bryan Jr. said during a Government

More than four years after his death, Jeffrey Epstein -- the most notorious resident of the US Virgin Islands -- is haunting the territory's Republican presidential caucus.

ST. CROIX — A federal tax extender critical to achieving solvency in the Government Employees’ Retirement System will likely remain in limbo, Gov. Albert Bryan Jr. said during a Government

ST. THOMAS — There were five cruise ships docked on St. Thomas on Wednesday, but for much of the day only one was being talked about.