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ST. THOMAS — Gov. Albert Bryan gave his sixth State of the Territory Address Monday, celebrating his administration’s successes while downplaying the government’s financial concerns — and pledging once again

The V.I. Water and Power Authority said leaders are being transparent with politicians and the public about the utility’s finances, following announcements that Fitch Ratings had withdrawn WAPA’s rating, and

When Gov. Albert Bryan Jr. takes the podium tonight to deliver his sixth annual State of the Territory address, what will he reveal? Virgin Islanders hope it will be long-awaited

When Gov. Albert Bryan Jr. takes the podium tonight to deliver his sixth annual State of the Territory address, what will he reveal? Virgin Islanders hope it will be long-awaited

V.I. Inspector General Delia Thomas is proceeding with a special audit of the V.I. Water and Power Authority that was prompted by the Legislature, after senators voted to override a

The V.I. Labor Department announced late Wednesday that the department intended to hold a “Rapid Response” information session for St. Croix Avis employees.

The Office of Cannabis Regulations announced Wednesday that medical practitioners and sacramental organizations can begin applying for licensing and registration — but it remains unknown when cannabis users will be

Gov. Albert Bryan Jr. on Monday expressed condolences on behalf of residents of the U.S. Virgin Islands in response to the sudden passing of former British Virgin Islands Minister of

Gov. Albert Bryan Jr. approved a bill passed by the 35th Legislature during its last session of 2023 which amended language related to a land exchange between the Virgin Islands

ST. THOMAS — Roots-wine and rocking reggae to bubbling yabba pots and youthful vibes, the 25th annual Bordeaux Farmers Rastafari Agricultural & Cultural Vegan Food Fair over the Martin Luther