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Four sailors tacked back and forth in their Pico sailboats

Not long ago, AIDS was a death sentence.

You followed procedure, but things didn’t happen how they were supposed to.

Premier Ralph O’Neal declined to answer questions about a letter from the British government

Joel Baptist, a 13-year-old Elmore Stoutt High School student, may need a little help moving from one place to another sometimes, but besides that he is just like any other …

Continue reading “Disabled residents march for a cause”

Virgin Islands officials held a ceremonial groundbreaking

A High Court justice ruled Tuesday that the government process to appeal a deportation order is constitutional,

The territory’s weather-damaged roads are to receive more than $1.9 million in repairs in the coming months

“Grow your own food; they are good for you. Drink your bush tea, eat your vegetables; they are good for you,” 4- and 5-year-olds from Paradise Preschool sang on Friday …

Continue reading “VI observes World Food Day”

The Water and Sewerage Department recently purchased a new vehicle that officials said will help expand the department’s capacity. 

Governor Boyd McCleary is to deliver his first Speech from the Throne today at the first sitting of the fourth session of the first House of Assembly.

The decision came two days after Opposition Leader Dr. Orlando Smith criticised the continuance of the designation, saying it sent the wrong message to visitors who may want to visit …

Continue reading “State of emergency revoked”

A magistrate gave Elton Leonard, the owner of U.P.’s Cineplex and Bobby’s Supermarket, two more months to comply with government orders to clean up the ghuts adjacent to both businesses.

As Annie Gardner’s contributions to the territory were being recounted, all she could do was wipe away the tears that flowed from her eyes. 

Two lawyers defending five men accused of cocaine smuggling asked a magistrate to recuse herself Monday, alleging that her actions caused the “appearance of bias.”

Are Oran Jones and Craig Stoddard guilty of playing a part in robbing the National Bank of the Virgin Islands, shooting two customers and escaping with $56,000, or are they …

Continue reading “Bank robbery case goes to jury”

The completion of a new tender dock and renovated cruise ship pier at Wickhams Cay I gave government something to celebrate this week.

Two weeks after the official launch of the new Labour Code, government officials made their first public TV appearance to discuss a little about what the monumental legislation will mean …

Continue reading “Govt breaks silence on Labour Code”

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