Government officials and environmentalists gathered on St. Thomas on Tuesday and Wednesday to discuss ways the islands can adapt to climate change, higher temperatures and higher sea level.

Gov. John deJongh Jr. challenged students across the territory to read as many books as they can over their summer vacations in the fifth annual Governor's Summer Reading Challenge.

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A bill passed by the Senate Committee on Finance would institute a 90-day amnesty period during which all interest and fees on delinquent property tax bills would be waved if those bills are paid in full.

Gov. John deJongh Jr. toured the Anguilla Landfill Transfer Station on St. Croix on Tuesday where he was briefed on operationsby VIWMA and Sanitas Partners officials.

The Eastern Caribbean Center at the University of the Virgin Islands is expecting another U.S. Census Bureau report in July, with figures about virtually every aspect of living in the Virgin Islands, all culled from the 2010 census.

Bankrupt former Vitelco owner Jeffrey Prosser and wife Dawn Prosser have made no payment on nearly $1 million in contempt sanctions, prompting the U.S. Bankruptcy Court to order the couple to pay on schedule or lose their last house and risk jail time.

At least two flights to Cyril E. King Airport on St. Thomas were canceled or rerouted Monday evening after the airport was shut down due to failure of the runway lighting system.

Uninsured Virgin Islanders with an outstanding debt to the Gov. Juan F. Luis Medical Center can receive a substantial discount to their bill if they pay in full in June.

The Colorado State University hurricane forecast team is sticking to its prediction of an above-average hurricane season, thanks to unusually warm Atlantic waters and no El Niño expected.