Apple has unveiled the long-rumored iPhone 6 and iPhone 6 Plus, along with the all-new Apple Watch at a press event held today in Cupertino, Ca.
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September 9, 2014
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On Monday, Home Depot confirmed that hackers had broken into its in-store payments systems, in what could be the largest breach of the retailer’s computer network, affecting possibly over 60 million customers.
By Ernice /
September 9, 2014
In what is mounting to be the political court battle of the ages in the Virgin Islands, attorney Lee Rohn has filed a petition with the Superior Court on behalf of five clients who have signed petitions for Senator “Chucky” Hansen’s name to appear on the November 4 General Election...
By Ernice /
September 9, 2014
The Board of Elections St. Croix District held an emergency meeting on Monday to rectify small, but pertinent issues affecting the November 4 General Election ballot. And while a lot was accomplished, beleaguered senator Alicia “Chucky” Hansen’s name was hardly mentioned.
By Ernice /
September 9, 2014
Three men carjacked a woman who was sitting in her vehicle talking to a friend in the Harbor View Apartments on September 6, the V.I.P.D has revealed.
By Ernice /
September 8, 2014
Governor John de Jongh called a press conference earlier today to update the media on the sales process of the shuttered HOVENSA refinery; however, the company’s owners changed their minds on the deal that had been reached at the last minute, forcing the governor to cancel the press conference.
By Ernice /
September 8, 2014
The VI Consortium has been keeping an eye out for news concerning the sale of the shuttered HOVENSA refinery, especially since the Fourth Amendment Agreement that governs the sales process between the Virgin Islands Government and the owners of the refinery has been breached twice, with the governor...
By Ernice /
September 8, 2014
The Virgin Islands National Guard was forced to cut back on training and other programs due to budget shortfalls affecting the department on the national level, the V.I. National Guard has announced.
By Ernice /
September 8, 2014
Take a drive downtown Christiansted on any given day, and you’ll see there are cameras installed in various locations that are supposed to monitor activity in the town, and peradventure someone tries something unlawful, the cameras would capture the act without needing a single witness. But, there...
By Ernice /
September 8, 2014
One of the reasons why many crimes go unsolved in the Virgin Islands is because the community has chosen not to report what they know, police officer and senatorial candidate Naomi “Sandra” Joseph said in a recent interview.
By Ernice /
September 7, 2014
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