U.S. Transportation Safety Administration (TSA) officials unveiled their latest advanced imaging technology (AIT) machines on St. Thomas Friday, which will give passengers the option of having their bodies safely scanned.

Gov. John deJongh Jr. and V.I. Territorial Emergency Management Director Elton Lewis this week signed the territory’s first Tsunami Incident Annex.

About 45 years ago, Charlie Magras began banging the drum to raise funds for the newly renovted building that now bears his name – the Frenchtown Community Center dedicated to Charles W. Magras, Sr.

V.I. residents called Thursdsay night in to ask Delegate to Congress Donna M. Christensen questions in a telephone town hall meeting.

At the V.I. Senate Finance Committee on Thursday, several members refuted the governor's recent characterization of the 29th Legislature.

“What is the current status of safari buses in the U.S. Virgin Islands?”

Calling it slanderous, the governor and V.I. attorney general are seeking a retraction of a story posted Thursday on Daily Caller.

Judge to rule whether interest paid by the WAPA on fuel loans can factor into LEAC increase.

Carnival 2012 kicked off with a preview at Emancipation Gardens on Wednesday.