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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.

The U.S. Environmental Protection Agency is reviewing a plan by the V.I. Water and Power Authority to educate water customers about ways they can protect themselves from lead exposure, following

ST. CROIX — Government House Communications Director Richard Motta Jr. sought to quell what he termed as “misinformation” regarding comments made by Gov. Albert Bryan Jr. during his State of

V.I. Police finally confirmed Thursday that there were three fentanyl overdose deaths in the territory in 2023, after months of silence from law enforcement about the growing opioid problem in

V.I. Delegate to Congress Stacey Plaskett on Wednesday called the past year in the nation’s capital “somewhat frustrating,” stating that during the first year of a Congress’s two-year session, several

A measure intended to provide relief to victims of bad arrests passed the Rules and Judiciary Committee on Thursday during a meeting where lawmakers also vetted nominees to two key

The Legislature is urging the V.I. Supreme Court to uphold a law that limits the governor’s ability to appoint members of the V.I. Water and Power Authority’s governing board.

The following are excerpts from Gov. Albert Bryan Jr.’s sixth State of the Territory Address. Full text at www.virginislandsdailynews.com

ST. THOMAS — Gov. Albert Bryan Jr.’s State of the Territory address on Monday night elicited a range of reactions from lawmakers.

ST. THOMAS — Gov. Albert Bryan Jr.’s State of the Territory address on Monday night elicited a range of reactions from lawmakers.