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ST. THOMAS — A fire at the Bovoni Landfill continued into its sixth day on Tuesday, prompting Gov. Albert Bryan Jr. to declare a state of emergency. A Government House

Government House spokesperson Richard Motta Jr. said Gov. Albert Bryan Jr. was scheduled to travel to Washington D.C. on Monday afternoon to meet with senior White House officials and several

The 35th Legislature approved a controversial land swap between the Virgin Islands and the federal government during its regular session on Friday.

A plan to increase the number of recreational moorings in the U.S. Virgin Islands is moving forward.

Leadership from the Cannabis Regulations Office and Cannabis Advisory Board gave lawmakers on the Economic Development and Agriculture Committee an update

The U.S. Department of the Interior’s Office of Insular Affairs has approved $212 million in estimated rum tax cover over payments to the territory for 2024, which will be released

The Office of Cannabis Regulations has released new draft rules, which are open for public comment through Oct. 10.

/PRNewswire/ -- The U.S. Virgin Islands Department of Tourism officially kicked off the multi-year partnership with the New York Jets with a Caribbean...

The U.S. Department of the Interior’s Office of Insular Affairs has approved $212 million in estimated rum tax cover over payments to the territory for 2024, which will be released

Gov. Albert Bryan Jr. announced three board and commission appointments on Friday morning which have been forwarded to the 35th Legislature for consideration.