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The V.I. Supreme Court has delayed hearing an appeal involving a law reorganizing the V.I. Water and Power Authority’s governing board, to give the V.I. Legislature time to file an

Gov. Albert Bryan Jr. announced Thursday his approval of seven bills passed by the 35th Legislature during its Nov. 14 session. Bryan vetoed two other bills.

Latest Virgin Islands (BVI) News on local community, politics, finance/business, culture and sports.

Latest Virgin Islands (BVI) News on local community, politics, finance/business, culture and sports.

Renique Francis, who stabbed a man to death on St. Thomas in 2019 and was released from a psychiatric hospital in 2022, has been arrested again after attacking a woman

Recent U.S. Environmental Protection Agency testing of 10 St. Croix homes and the Claude O. Markoe Elementary School showed lower levels of lead and copper than previously indicated.

Recent U.S. Environmental Protection Agency testing of 10 St. Croix homes and the Claude O. Markoe Elementary School showed lower levels of lead and copper than previously indicated.

Gov. Albert Bryan Jr. is still fighting to overturn the law that restricted his ability to appoint members of the V.I. Water and Power Authority’s governing board, and the Legislature

Authorities responding to lead and copper contamination in the St. Croix water system are now advising that the island’s residents avoid brushing their teeth with water from that system.

The government is struggling to implement the so-called “Auto-Expungement” law meant to clear minor cannabis convictions from criminal records, and is now asking individuals to reach out to request relief