An arraignment of veteran V.I. Sen. Adlah “Foncie” Donastorg on multiple assault and weapons charges was postponed until March 25, according to the V.I. Department of Justice.

Abstinence, being faithful and using condoms—all three were on the list of topics to help prevent HIV/AIDS and other sexually transmitted diseases during a talk Wednesday at Per Ankh Center in Frederiksted.

A St. Croix 10th-grader will be headed to California this spring to compete at an international science competition, after earning first place this week at the Good Hope School science fair.

Already convicted last year of lying on his government job application, Rodney E. Miller Sr. was arrested again this week for allegedly trying to back up his story by presenting false evidence during trial.

The Hovensa oil refinery is getting ready to add 91 new employees to its payroll after June 7, according to a statement from the Labor Department.

Professional fees for one segment of the Prosser bankruptcy case have exceeded $35 million, and U.S. Bankruptcy Court Judge Judith Fitzgerald has started the process of appointing a fee auditor to help her manage costs.

Claiming a small victory on St. Thomas in the global war against the smuggling of exotic wildlife, the U.S. Department of Justice rested its case Thursday against a Taiwanese couple who were caught smuggling precious black coral from Asia to a local jewelry maker.

The St. Croix District Board of Elections will be in the Mini Mall in Sunny Isles conducting voter registration from 9 a.m. to noon, on Saturday.

The Virgin Islands Waste Management Authority Board of Directors meeting that was scheduled for Friday, March 12, on St. John has been canceled.

Laverne Jones and Tabarie Henry are redefining the meaning of “great Virgin Islands track runners” by achieving the status of number one in the world in their respective events, Henry in the 400-meter and Jones in the 60-meter.