By next week, 56 tsunami hazard zone and evacuation route signs will be installed on St. Croix, identifying high risk areas and directing residents to safety. Signs are also going up on St. Thomas and St. John.

With many calling the J'ouvert celebrations Thursday the best in the last few years, the fun was short-lived as violence marred the early morning hours and police shut down the event.

Incoming UVI students can enhance their chances to test out of first-year remedial classes, saving up to a semester of time and $10,500 in expenses, through the Summer Bridge Program.

The St. Croix Bonsai Society will display dozens of beautiful, carefully pruned and trained miniature trees at its 18th annual Bonsai Exhibition at Cruzan Gardens Nursery on Saturday and Sunday.

Eustace Samuel, a 44-year-old known as “Tiger,” was arrested Thursday and charged with two counts of first-degree murder in connection with an Oct. 26, 2011, double homicide.

At least three people were shot during J'ouvert on Thursday morning as the procession moved by the ferry mooring on the Charlotte Amalie waterfront. Police stopped the parade at 9:05 a.m.

Legislation proposed by Delegate to Congress Donna Christensen to establish a chief financial officer for the Virgin Islands passed the Natural Resources Committee on Wednesday morning by unanimous consent.

The JFL Medical Center likely would not have been able to meet its payroll obligations for the month of May if it had not laid off 24 employees, hospital executives told its board of directors Wednesday evening.

The Juan F. Luis Hospital chief executive officer blames "dire" fiscal situation and says the layoff of 24 hospital employees is purely a financial decision.

 Congratulations are pouring in for V.I. National Track and Field Team member Ninfa Barnard, a senior and honor student in the pure sciences at the University of Arkansas Pine Bluff because of her record performance at the Southwestern Athletic Conference Track and Field Championship.