News from St. Thomas, St. Croix and St. John.
Enox Duncan, 65, faced serious charges for punching a detective at a St. Croix church in 2023, but the territory's Department of Justice dismissed them hoping his sister would move him to Florida.
The US Virgin Islands beach now requires visitors to use electronic payment for its $5 daily admission fee, ending cash transactions.
A federal judge has suspended a former manager's discrimination lawsuit and ordered the dispute resolved through binding arbitration instead.
Republican lawmakers have filed separate proposals to restrict automatic American citizenship for children born in the Virgin Islands to undocumented or non-citizen parents.
Kahleem Powell faces multiple charges after surveillance video contradicted his self-defense claim in a September attack.
Rupert Walters, 51, arrested Thursday on St. John after allegedly threatening witnesses in an upcoming October 13 court case.
The territory welcomed two judicial officers to St. Croix and four to St. Thomas in investiture ceremonies this week.
A legal professional calls for senators to prioritize protecting the territory's future.
Police arrested a 23-year-old carrying a serial-number-filed Glock 17 and ammunition within a school safety zone in Frederiksted.
Angel Louis Rosa Jr., 23, faces felony counts for a July home invasion while out on bail in an aggravated rape case.
Veterans Affairs awards $651,572 to local nonprofit for housing assistance and support services.
A 2024 audit of the Virgin Islands government identified serious control failures in Medicaid, child care, unemployment and five other major federal programs.
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