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A federal judge ruled partially in favor of the Republican National Committee and territorial Republican Party against the Virgin Islands Elections System, declaring multiple provisions of local election law unconstitutional.

The Government Operations, Veterans Affairs and Consumer Protection Committee approved two measures during a meeting on Monday before receiving an update regarding the operations of the Virgin Islands Taxicab Commission.

The Government Operations, Veterans Affairs and Consumer Protection Committee approved two measures during a meeting on Monday before receiving an update regarding the operations of the Virgin Islands Taxicab Commission.

Lawmakers on the Homeland Security, Justice and Public Safety Committee advanced one bill on Tuesday and held another in committee after receiving an update from V.I. Police and Public Works

Lawmakers on the Homeland Security, Justice and Public Safety Committee advanced one bill on Tuesday and held another in committee after receiving an update from V.I. Police and Public Works

Lawmakers on the Committee on Health, Hospitals and Human Services took steps on Wednesday to address the shortage of school medical professionals on Wednesday.

Lawmakers on the Committee on Health, Hospitals and Human Services took steps on Wednesday to address the shortage of school medical professionals on Wednesday.

The Finance Committee advanced a bill to relieve certain property owners from ancient mortgages on Monday and held two others.

A class action lawsuit against the V.I. Water and Power Authority that has been pending for three years is once again moving forward, after a 10-month lull without hearings or

Gov. Albert Bryan Jr. signed eight bills into law on Thursday night and vetoed one.