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More than three years after a long-time Charlotte Amalie High School employee Alfredo Bruce Smith was arrested for raping students on campus, the government has yet to say whether any

Ocean Point Terminals recently recognized 22 nonprofits for their work in the community, and reaffirmed its commitment to supporting the local charities, the company said in a released statement.

ST. THOMAS — The scents, sounds, and tastes of the Virgin Islands filled Crown Bay Center on Wednesday during the St. Thomas Carnival Food Fair, featuring honoree Sally George.

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

The V.I. Water and Power Authority is still battling outages and repairing equipment, following last week’s emergency legislative hearings on the utility’s inability to provide reliable service.

ST. THOMAS — Virgin Islanders from home and away gathered on St. Thomas Monday evening to celebrate the opening of Carnival Village, dubbed “Malvern’s Melodic Greathouse” in honor of prolific

ST. THOMAS — From unreliable electricity, to the Jeffrey Epstein scandal, and unpaid tax refunds, several tunes doled out by contenders vying for the title of 2024 Calypso Monarch took

ST. CROIX — Gov. Albert Bryan Jr. has announced the release of more than $5 million in tax returns , covering 1,548 tax filers for returns submitted for the 2021

ST. THOMAS — From unreliable electricity, to the Jeffrey Epstein scandal, and unpaid tax refunds, several tunes doled out by contenders vying for the title of 2024 Calypso Monarch took

The territory’s leaders have slapped more cash bandages on the gaping wound that is the V.I. Water and Power Authority’s finances, and senators said at an emergency session Thursday that