Consider the Source with Adisha Penn

Watch Now: The U.S. Department of Housing and Urban Development's decision to freeze the future use of $1.9 billion of VIHFA's federal disaster recovery funds tops headlines this week, with host Adisha Penn breaking down the local response, from Gov. Albert Bryan Jr. to housing officials. Take a minute to catch up with the latest in local elections news, plus a look at what our UVI Youth Moviemaking Workshop students have been up to this summer.

Bryan: Officer Eustace Charles Ambushed on Way to Work; Several People Taken Into Custody

Gov. Albert Bryan Jr. said Sunday that VIPD Officer Eustace Charles was ambushed by several gunmen as he left his St. Croix home to report for duty early Sunday morning, revealing that investigators have since tracked vehicles believed to have been used by those involved, taken several people into custody as persons of interest, recovered multiple firearms and executed search warrants.

Financial Tips from the Bank of St. Croix: Enhancing Your Credit Score

Weekly Weather Forecast With Jesse Daley

Check out our weekly weather forecast with Jesse Daley, covering Sunday, July 26, through Saturday, Aug. 1. Our YouTube playlist is updated every week, AND check out Jesseโ€™s daily weather updates here.

Island Food Systems Summit Returns to Virgin Islands With Focus on Caribbean Food Resilience

As island communities continue grappling with rising food costs, climate change, and an overwhelming dependence on imported food, regional leaders will gather in St. Thomas in September to explore what a stronger Caribbean food system could look like.

USVI Cut Down Basketball Giant to Move on to Championship Game

The United States Virgin Islands University Sports Federation Menโ€™s Basketball Team slew a giant as they defeated Argentina in the semifinals of the International University Sports Federation America Games in Lima, Peru, Friday.

Virgin Islands Justice Initiative Seeks Volunteers for Fifth Annual Harvest Festival at Magens Bay

Community members looking to give back this fall are invited to volunteer at the Virgin Islands Justice Initiativeโ€™s fifth annual Harvest Festival & Pumpkin Patch, scheduled for Saturday, Oct. 10, from noon to 5 p.m. at Magens Bay on St. Thomas.ย 

Local, National Advocates Call for Probate Reforms in Virgin Islands

Families who find themselves living in homes and on land passed down from elder relatives sometimes find themselves facing financial and legal obligations they did not expect. Representatives from the American Association of Retired Persons recently held workshops on St. Croix and St. Thomas to discuss ways to make the probate process manageable for the average Virgin Islander.

Canadian Consul General Sees Opportunity for Stronger Investment Ties in Virgin Islands

Canada's top diplomat for Florida, Puerto Rico and the U.S. Virgin Islands says the territory has an opportunity to strengthen economic ties with Canadian businesses. During her first official visit, Consul General Sylvia Cesaratto met with government officials and business leaders to discuss investment, infrastructure and the importance of promoting Virgin Islands opportunities to an international audience.

Early Voting Tops 4,000, Nears 2022 Primary Record

More than 4,000 Virgin Islanders have already cast ballots in the 2026 Democratic primary election, putting early voting on pace to challenge the record participation set during the last gubernatorial primary.

Op-Ed: Birthright Citizenship: The Constitutional Future of the Virgin Islands

For decades, constitutional education has occupied only the margins of Virgin Islands politics. Campaigns have centered almost exclusively on personalities, local projects, and partisan loyalties. Rarely have candidates been asked to explain the constitutional framework governing the territory itself. That must change. The Delegate elected this year may be called upon to defend not merely federal funding but the constitutional understanding of citizenship itself. That is a responsibility unlike any faced by previous generations. It also places renewed importance on the Virgin Islands' own efforts toward constitutional reform.

Bryan: Officer Eustace Charles Ambushed on Way to Work; Several People Taken Into Custody

Gov. Albert Bryan Jr. said Sunday that VIPD Officer Eustace Charles was ambushed by several gunmen as he left his St. Croix home to report for duty early Sunday morning, revealing that investigators have since tracked vehicles believed to have been used by those involved, taken several people into custody as persons of interest, recovered multiple firearms and executed search warrants.

Queen Street Electrical Undergrounding Project Starts Monday

The project, initially anticipated to begin in May, has completed the necessary coordination and preparations and is now ready to move into the construction phase.

Liberty Opens Its First St. John Store

The new location offers greater convenience and easier access to Liberty services for customers on the island.

The Path Back From HUDโ€™s Suspension

Former U.S. Attorney and Delegate to Congress candidate Delia L. Smith argues the Virgin Islands must respond to HUD's suspension of disaster recovery funding with accountability, not politics, saying the territory's ability to restore federal confidence and protect $1.3 billion in remaining recovery funds will depend on demonstrating meaningful reforms and credible oversight.

CREW Scholars Showcase Research, Strengthening Virgin Islands Healthcare

Ten outstanding Virgin Islands undergraduate students presented original research addressing some of the territory's most pressing public health challenges as they completed the third cohort of the Cardiovascular Research Empowerment Workforce Program during the Third Annual CREW Research Symposium held Tuesday at Government House, St. Thomas.

Queen Street Electrical Undergrounding Project Starts Monday

The project, initially anticipated to begin in May, has completed the necessary coordination and preparations and is now ready to move into the construction phase.

Bryan: Officer Eustace Charles Ambushed on Way to Work; Several People Taken Into Custody

Gov. Albert Bryan Jr. said Sunday that VIPD Officer Eustace Charles was ambushed by several gunmen as he left his St. Croix home to report for duty early Sunday morning, revealing that investigators have since tracked vehicles believed to have been used by those involved, taken several people into custody as persons of interest, recovered multiple firearms and executed search warrants.

Cancer Institute Hires Radiation Oncologist, Sen. Fonseca Says

โ€œCancer remains the second-leading cause of death in the Virgin Islands. Behind every diagnosis is a mother, father, husband, wife, child, or friend. We have a responsibility to give our people every opportunity to survive through early detection and access to the best available care.โ€ย 

USVI U19 Girls Team Finish in Eighth Place

The United States Virgin Islands junior program concluded the U19 Girls NORCECA Continental Championships in eighth place after an impressive showing in San Jose, Costa Rica.

Virgin Islands Justice Initiative Seeks Volunteers for Fifth Annual Harvest Festival at Magens Bay

Community members looking to give back this fall are invited to volunteer at the Virgin Islands Justice Initiativeโ€™s fifth annual Harvest Festival & Pumpkin Patch, scheduled for Saturday, Oct. 10, from noon to 5 p.m. at Magens Bay on St. Thomas.ย 

Water Island’s Fort Segarra to Reopen

The Water Island Civic Association has just completed a 12-month project to renovate Fort Segarra, the only WW2 Coastal Defense Complex that is fully open to the public.

Violet C. Marrero Dies at 94

Violet C. Marrero was born on May 21, 1932, on the beautiful island of Virgin Gorda, where she spent her early years surrounded by the love of family, the strength of faith, and the support of a close-knit community. On July 6, 2026, she peacefully answered God's call at her home with her devoted daughter by her side.

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