The Battle of the Agencies is not just a mere competition; it is a dynamic event designed to foster wellness and camaraderie among the Government of the Virgin Islands and semi-autonomous agencies.
Continuing its positive recovery trend, Caribbean tourism grew in 2023 with an estimated 14.3% increase in international stay-over arrivals to the region.
The Virgin Islands Economic Development Authority announces that offices in the districts of St. Croix and St. Thomas-St. John will be closed to the...
The Virgin Islands Fire and Emergency Medical Services announces the temporary closure of its Administrative and Prevention Offices on St. Thomas due to building...
Mourning and outrage over the killing of a nine-year-old girl Saturday intensified on St. Thomas as police announced the arrest of her mother on murder charges Monday.
The recent and tragic death of nine-year-old Jacqueda Issac on St. Thomas has shaken our community to its core. While official details surrounding the circumstances are still coming to light, the collective grief and anguish felt by those who knew the family – and even those who didn’t – has been palpable.
Gov. Albert Bryan Jr. declared that horse racing will return to St. Thomas on May 3 for the Carnival celebrations this year. Horse races last occurred at the track in 2017, before the track was damaged during hurricanes Irma and Maria.