Suzanne Carlson

ST. THOMAS — Hard work and sacrifice paid off Wednesday for the 2026 graduating class of the Raphael O. Wheatley Skill Center on St. Thomas.

ST. THOMAS — Graduates at the Adult Continuing Education commencement on St. Thomas celebrated their achievements Thursday, singing and rejoicing with friends and family.

The V.I. Justice Department has yet to locate a suspect in a vehicular homicide, Bobbe Lee Parker, who is a fugitive from justice after failing to appear in court last year.

The driver who killed Ersdale Joseph with a vehicle in 2023 has been sentenced to five years in prison after pleading guilty to involuntary manslaughter, according to V.I.

A man accused of sexually abusing multiple young children is back in jail, after a judge determined that he violated the conditions of his pretrial release, according to V.I.

A judge has dismissed two lawsuits against the V.I. Elections System filed by a trio of aspirants for public office, according to documents filed in U.S. District Court.

The Health Department is considering building a cluster of “tiny” homes on St. Croix for behavioral health housing, but plans for a comprehensive inpatient treatment facility remain uncertain.

The 3rd U.S. Circuit Court of Appeals has ruled that the federal government cannot reverse its decision not to seek the death penalty against Richardson Dangleben Jr., who is accused of killing V.I.

Hearing examiner Jed JohnHope has recommended that St. Thomas-St. John ferry rates should decrease by 21%, which could result in significant savings

Federal prosecutors are requesting a 22-month prison sentence for former government contractor David Whitaker, but his defense attorney is requesting