Speaking from the podium at Government House on St. Thomas, Gov. Albert Bryan Jr. said he and his team have spent the week meeting with federal officials to gain clarity regarding the extent of the funding freeze’s impact and that “this morning, our friends in the White House are working to coordinate a meeting with our team… the Housing Finance Authority, and HUD.” VIHFA has already appealed the suspension, he added before asking that Virgin Islanders and candidates in particular stop talking about the issue and the deficiencies which led to it.
Watch Now: 20V1 concludes with Independent gubernatorial candidate Gustav James, who sits down for an unscripted conversation with 20 Virgin Islanders from different backgrounds, professions and generations. From government accountability and the economy to public safety and the territory's future, community members ask the questions that matter most — without moderators, prepared speeches or pre-screened answers.
Drought conditions persist across the U.S. Virgin Islands and Puerto Rico, where prolonged dry weather has stressed vegetation and placed increasing strain on farms and household water supplies. Although rain chances may increase in the coming days, longer-range forecasts suggest below-normal rainfall could continue into the fall.
“We want to hear directly from the people most affected by this proposal,” Neil Weare, co-director of Right to Democracy, said Wednesday in a press release announcing the initiative. “This is not an abstract legal debate. It is about whether Congress or the president have the power to unilaterally decide that children born under U.S. sovereignty will no longer be citizens.” Weare added, “The proposed legislation is poorly crafted and written, increasing uncertainty about its impacts. All of which makes understanding its details even more important.”
The Virgin Islands Olympic Committee will commemorate six decades of promoting Olympic values and supporting athletes throughout the territory during its 60th Anniversary Gala on Saturday, Aug. 22, at The Westin Beach Resort & Spa at Frenchman’s Reef on St. Thomas.
The curtain came down on Good Hope Country Day School’s ENCORE summer theater program as students concluded a weekend run of "Roald Dahl's Matilda Jr." after five weeks of rehearsals and theatrical training.
Nine burglaries were reported on St. Croix in a single day as police investigate a recent increase in business break-ins, residential burglaries and home invasion robberies.
The Charlotte Kimelman Cancer Institute is 99% reconstructed and targeted for full operational occupancy by November, with officials saying its reopening could expand cancer treatment and reduce off-island care.
Untreated sewage spilling into the streets, despite a $3.2 billion federal effort to overhaul the wastewater system, drew sharp questioning from senators Wednesday at an oversight hearing.
For decades, constitutional education has occupied only the margins of Virgin Islands politics. Campaigns have centered almost exclusively on personalities, local projects, and partisan loyalties. Rarely have candidates been asked to explain the constitutional framework governing the territory itself. That must change. The Delegate elected this year may be called upon to defend not merely federal funding but the constitutional understanding of citizenship itself. That is a responsibility unlike any faced by previous generations. It also places renewed importance on the Virgin Islands' own efforts toward constitutional reform.
Nine burglaries were reported on St. Croix in a single day as police investigate a recent increase in business break-ins, residential burglaries and home invasion robberies.
The Governor’s Territorial ADA Office, in partnership with the VI Disability Network Partners, is proud to invite the community to celebrate the 36th Anniversary of the Americans with Disabilities Act during a special Virtual Ceremony on Monday, July 27, 2026, from 1 p.m. to 3 p.m. AST.
Watch Now: 20V1 concludes with Independent gubernatorial candidate Gustav James, who sits down for an unscripted conversation with 20 Virgin Islanders from different backgrounds, professions and generations. From government accountability and the economy to public safety and the territory's future, community members ask the questions that matter most — without moderators, prepared speeches or pre-screened answers.
Ten outstanding Virgin Islands undergraduate students presented original research addressing some of the territory's most pressing public health challenges as they completed the third cohort of the Cardiovascular Research Empowerment Workforce Program during the Third Annual CREW Research Symposium held Tuesday at Government House, St. Thomas.
The Governor’s Territorial ADA Office, in partnership with the VI Disability Network Partners, is proud to invite the community to celebrate the 36th Anniversary of the Americans with Disabilities Act during a special Virtual Ceremony on Monday, July 27, 2026, from 1 p.m. to 3 p.m. AST.
Nine burglaries were reported on St. Croix in a single day as police investigate a recent increase in business break-ins, residential burglaries and home invasion robberies.
“Cancer remains the second-leading cause of death in the Virgin Islands. Behind every diagnosis is a mother, father, husband, wife, child, or friend. We have a responsibility to give our people every opportunity to survive through early detection and access to the best available care.”
The Virgin Islands Olympic Committee will commemorate six decades of promoting Olympic values and supporting athletes throughout the territory during its 60th Anniversary Gala on Saturday, Aug. 22, at The Westin Beach Resort & Spa at Frenchman’s Reef on St. Thomas.
Ten outstanding Virgin Islands undergraduate students presented original research addressing some of the territory's most pressing public health challenges as they completed the third cohort of the Cardiovascular Research Empowerment Workforce Program during the Third Annual CREW Research Symposium held Tuesday at Government House, St. Thomas.
With profound love, gratitude, and cherished memories, we celebrate the remarkable life of Ellen A. Daniel, whose legacy of faith, perseverance, entrepreneurship, and service will continue to inspire generations. Ellen A. Daniel was born on June 26, 1927, in St. George’s Hill, Montserrat, British West Indies, to Mary Hussey and William Daniel.