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9-Year-Old Boy Dies After Being Shot in Head in Croixville Housing Community; Police Detain 15-Year-Old

Concerned Residents Clean Christiansted Town Using Their Own Tools, Money, and Some Help from the VI Fire Service

Territory May See Veterans Cemetery Through DeGazon-Sponsored Bill

Credit and Debit Cards of WAPA Customers Were Compromised Since August 30th, WAPA Says, Authority to Finally Start Issuing Notification Via Mail and Email

Sports Tourism in VI Gains Momentum as DC United Team is set to Play Exhibition Soccer Game on St. Croix

Carnival Breeze Brings 3,700 Tourists to St. Croix During Maiden Call; Senators, Tourism Officials Want to See More

Limetree Bay Willing To Provide $10 Million To Help Add Life to a Dying G.E.R.S.

American Airlines to Serve St. Croix With New Flights Next Summer

The Sudden Death of Influential Roots Reggae Visionary, Vaughn Benjamin of Midnite Band and Akae Beka, Has Rocked the Virgin Islands and Reggae Community Around the World

Arthur A. Richards K-8 School Hosts Anti-Bullying Campaign

Come Out. Hang Out. Have Fun at The Meat Up, One of St. Thomas’ Latest Hot-Spot for Good Food with Friends and Family.

UVI Board of Trustees Approves $47.1 Million Fiscal Year 2020 Budget; Sets $3 Million Fundraising Goal

Man Dies During Early Morning Car Accident on St. Croix; Driver of Car Arrested (Updated)

'You Did Everything You Could to Prevent this from Happening': An Emotional Goodbye to Young Aaron Benjamin

Back in Business: Cost U Less on St. Thomas Opened its Doors Friday to Thousands of Customers 2 Years after Irma and Maria

Bill Aimed at Regulating Credit Use by Gov't Departments and Agencies Among Others Held in Committee

Juan Luis Hospital Announces Completion and Availability of Mobile Dialysis Facilities

Tractor Trailer With Tank Carrying Thousands Of Gallons of Liquified Gas Flips Near Cool Out Bar; Driver Injured But Alive

Credit and Debit Card Hack Through WAPA Appears to be Widespread in Virgin Islands; WAPA Says Support Services Will be Made Available to Affected Customers

Facing Life in Prison Without Parole, Mother and Boyfriend Plead Not Guilty in Murder of 4-Year-Old Boy

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Watch: Scenes From Downtown Christiansted Jump Up Commemorating Final Half Iron Man

By Staff /  May 6, 2017
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Peter Bailey Brings NiteCap Live to Bertha C. Boschulte Middle School With Special Guest Local Boxer & Celebrity Chef Julius Jackson

ST. THOMAS — Award-winning author and media entrepreneur Peter Bailey, an alumna of Ivanna Eudora Kean is returning to tape his popular NiteCap conversations series with local boxer and celebrity chef Julius Jackson, inside the auditorium at Bertha C. Boschulte Middle School on May 12, 2017. Mr. Bailey...

By Staff /  May 5, 2017
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65 Years Later, Carnival Remains An Indelible Part Of V.I. Fabric

ST. CROIX — It was around 4:00 a.m. on Thursday morning, but Veterans Drive — beginning from the Banco Popular headquarters here — was already alive with Soca music and thousands of Virgin Islanders, who woke up early to participate in the V.I. Carnival’s J’ouvert Morning...

By Ernice /  May 1, 2017
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Watch: Four Hours Of Our Children’s Parade Live Coverage

The Consortium has been covering V.I. Carnival events live from Thursday. Below, a replay of our live coverage of the Children’s Parade, held on Friday.

By Ernice /  April 29, 2017
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Watch: Videos From J’ouvert Morning, Friday Night Village Performances And Children’s Parade

For all videos and pictures of carnival, visit our Facebook page. Below, a taste of the action.

By Staff /  April 29, 2017
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We’re Covering VI Carnival Activities Until Saturday Live On Facebook. As A Result, Regularly Posts Have Been Minimal

Since Thursday, Consortium staff members have been covering V.I. Carnival events live on our Facebook platform. The page is also being uploaded with a constant stream of videos and pictures of Carnival events. Our entire staff is now spread about St. Thomas. If you don’t want to miss the action,...

By Staff /  April 29, 2017
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Carnival Food, Arts & Crafts Fair 2017: Winnie’s Garden Of Delights & Delicacies

ST. THOMAS — Thousands gathered in Charlotte Amalie Wednesday to enjoy the sights, tastes and sounds of the 2017 Carnival Food, Arts & Crafts Fair. Governor Kenneth Mapp welcomed all to the 65th annual fair and urged the public to support the vendors. He congratulated this year’s honorees...

By Staff /  April 26, 2017
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Mapp Urges Support Of Children’s Parade

ST. THOMAS — Governor Kenneth Mapp is once again calling on residents and visitors on this island to support the Children’s Parade, which takes place on Friday. Last year, the territory’s leader said he was pleased to see a strong turnout — at least in the Carnival Square where all main...

By Staff /  April 23, 2017
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Caribbean Queen Is Five For Five As She Wins VI Calypso Monarch For Second Straight Year

ST. THOMAS — Fresh off her win at the St. Croix Calypso Monarch in January, Temisha Libert, known in Calypso as Caribbean Queen, won her second straight V.I. Calypso Monarch during Saturday night’s show at the Lionel Roberts Stadium here, making it her fifth straight Calypso Monarch win overall,...

By Staff /  April 23, 2017
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V.I. Music Legend Honored At 65th Carnival Village Opening

ST. THOMAS — The Virgin Islands 65th Carnival celebration continued Friday with the official opening of Carnival Village activities free of charge, as the Carnival Committee’s plan for an admission fee of $5 was abandoned at the last minute. The opening stayed within its traditional path,...

By Ernice /  April 22, 2017
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