Law enforcement seeks help investigating the deaths of Kassaun "K-Force" Baptiste and Jose Navarro "the Mighty TNL" Baptiste, as well as a shooting death on St. Thomas and a theft on St. John.

Privatizing WAPA or capping billing for the fuel it buys would backfire, costing ratepayers more or forcing power production to cease, according to testifiers before a Senate panel on Tuesday.

Twenty Cuban refugees were discovered outside the entrance to the Chenay Bay Beach Resort early Sunday morning and Customs and Border Protection officials said the territory may see more arrivals.

The V.I. economic summit that took place in Washington, D.C., was not another fruitless talking session, said one of the organizers, who expects to soon see concrete results from the gathering.

Fed up with the decrepit state of their town, a good 50 people turned out for the first public meeting of the Christiansted Community Alliance at St. Mary's Hall Monday evening.

Undercurrents takes a close look at condominium life in the V.I., from the scope of this niche housing, to its special legal and social challenges, to  the pros and cons of condo life.

Several of the territory’s post offices have reached the threshold for being designated “premier” offices, with annual sales of postage, boxes and the like of more than $1 million.

Good Hope student Aliyah Allick took a top prize at the Intel International Science and Engineering Fair, but the real prize is the potential she has shown for a new product that may replace a controversial chemical.

Checking registration, proof of insurance and a reading on the window tint will be standard operating procedure when traffic officers pull over drivers.

Kayaks for Kids is a major fundraiser for the Queen Louise Home for Children, and this year organizers hope to tally more than $20,000.