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Tax Day 2024 has come and gone, but many Virgin Islanders who filed are still waiting for their tax refunds from last year.

Rolling blackouts have ended — for now — but V.I. Water and Power Authority CEO Andrew Smith told senators Wednesday that the utility’s operations remain “at a very high state

Senators are pledging to hold the V.I. Water and Power Authority accountable, after government leaders scrambled to come up with $2.3 million to make overdue generator lease payments to Aggreko,

ST. THOMAS — Gov. Albert Bryan Jr. announced Monday that he has nominated attorney Gordon Rhea to serve as the next V.I. attorney general.

ST. CROIX — A St. Thomas man who in January pleaded guilty to fentanyl possession with intent to distribute was sentenced to 46 months of incarceration last week, U.S. Attorney

Gov. Albert Bryan Jr. declared a state of emergency Monday after the latest round of rolling blackouts on St. Croix, and confirmed that the V.I. Water and Power Authority’s failure

Senators have scheduled emergency meetings to demand answers from the V.I. Water and Power Authority.

WASHINGTON, D.C.—House Natural Resources Committee ranking member Raúl M. Grijalva (D-Ariz.; represented by staff) and Congresswoman Stacey E. Plaskett (D-V.I.) were joined by civil rights groups and other allies to

ST. CROIX — Gov. Albert Bryan Jr. acted on multiple bills passed by the 35th Legislature during its March legislative session and vetoed one.

The government has been relying on Schneider Hospital to provide long-term care for mentally ill and medically vulnerable patients who have nowhere else to go, but has not helped to