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Pamela C. Richards Samuel is being remembered as an intellectual and dedicated public servant, who was passionate about sharing Virgin Islands history and literature with visitors to her Bookstore 340

ST. THOMAS — Turning their tassels and tossing blue caps in the air, graduates of the Virgin Islands Montessori School and Peter Gruber International Academy marked their journey through high

ST. CROIX — A nominee to the Cannabis Advisory Board did not receive a favorable recommendation from the Rules and Judiciary Committee on Friday.

A major failure on the underground transmission line that carries power from St. Thomas left all 2,600 V.I. Water and Power Authority customers on St. John without electricity throughout Thursday,

The Office of Veterans Affairs, in collaboration with the American Legion and the V.I. National Guard, will host Memorial Day events on St. John in remembrance of service members who

The Office of Veterans Affairs, in collaboration with the American Legion and the V.I. National Guard, will host Memorial Day events on St. John in remembrance of service members who

Frustration and outrage is growing across the territory yet again, as Wednesday’s unscheduled rolling blackouts left thousands of V.I. Water and Power Authority customers suffering through another hot, humid day

Gov. Albert Bryan Jr. has appointed Kevin Rodriguez as interim island administrator for the St. Thomas-Water Island District.

Paying out income tax refunds remains a “priority,” according to Government House Communications Director Richard Motta Jr., but the government is facing increasing legal pressure from taxpayers who say they’re

ST. CROIX — The territory is in for an alternatingly hot, rainy and hot again few days, officials said during a Government House briefing on Tuesday.