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Property and Procurement Acting Commissioner Lisa Alejandro is one step closer to dropping “acting” from her job title after a Thursday meeting of the Rules and Judiciary Committee.

V.I. Water and Power Authority official Niel Vanterpool has indicated that he wants to plead guilty to soliciting kickbacks after steering valuable government contracts to a company he partially owned,

Government House spokesperson Richard Motta Jr. urged Virgin Islanders to make their voices heard during a weekly briefing on Monday as the 35th Legislature considers Gov. Albert Bryan Jr.’s proposal

A fire erupted in the scrap metal receiving area next to the Bovoni Landfill on Friday, sending a pillar of thick, black smoke into the air and blanketing parts of

Gov. Albert Bryan Jr. shed light on his administration’s plan to address the territory’s abandoned and derelict buildings during a Government House briefing Wednesday.

Over the last year, Gov. Albert Bryan Jr. has issued nine executive orders that were not published to the government website, including orders that raised salaries, updated travel policies, established

An outpouring of condolences and outrage is continuing after the shooting death of 42-year-old V.I. Police Detective Delberth Phipps Jr., whose accused killer was free on bail after an earlier

Flags across the territory are flying at half mast today in honor of 42-year-old V.I. Police Detective Delberth I. Phipps Jr., who was gunned down in the line of duty

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