Be prepared for hurricane season; several expositions offered this week!

Fishermen will be able to transfer their commercial fishing licenses to whoever they choose, if a bill approved in committee Monday becomes law.

Police on St. John said a 64-year-old female visitor to the island apparently drowned while snorkeling Saturday near Leinster Bay and Water Lemon Cay.

A total of 90 students from the territory's four public high schools received awards for their essays about “The Laws of Life” this weekend.

Jeremy Zuber isn't satisfied with his six wins in 8 Tuff Miles, but he acknowledges getting the two more he wants might be difficult.

Hundreds of media folks turned out Saturday night to honor each other for a year's worth of creative endeavors at the 2012 ADDY Awards Gala and Dinner, celebrating '45 Years of Excellence.'

For the crowd that came to watch them compete, the contestants in the 11th annual gathering were doggone cute.

National Safe Boating Week kicks off with possible world record.

The eight students taking part Friday in the finals of the Virgin Islands' 18th Appellate Moot Court Program handled the stress of arguing a case before three prominent judges with aplomb.

Where else can you find a tornado in a jar except the STEM Fair, with science, technology, engineering and math projects from the St. Thomas-St. John District's public, private and parochial schools?