Tough Day at the Office for Island Mixx 12U and 13U Teams at AAU National Volleyball Tournament

Island Mixx Volleyball Club has four teams participating in the championships. Their 12U and 13U girls’ teams are taking the court through Friday at the Orange County Convention Center. Island Mixx 15U and 16U will showcase their talents from June 28 to July 1.

Two More Homicides Bring Tuesday’s Death Toll to Three

Two men were killed Tuesday evening in separate incidents on St. Thomas and St. Croix, bringing the day's homicide count to three and extending a violent stretch that has included five killings across the territory in less than a week.

Op-Ed: The Emerald of Blue Mountain: A Tribute to Richard A. Schrader Sr.

Through more than 29 books, Richard A. Schrader Sr. dedicated his life to preserving the stories, traditions, language, and history of the Virgin Islands. In this tribute, Geron A. W. Richards reflects on the cultural giant who inspired generations of Virgin Islanders and whose legacy continues to nourish the community long after his passing.

Hospital Ground Homicide Under Investigation

A man was found dead Tuesday afternoon in the Hospital Ground area after reports of gunfire.

Island Mixx 12U and 13U Open Play at 2026 AAU National Volleyball Championships in Florida

Island Mixx Volleyball Club has four teams participating in the 53rd 2026 Amateur Athletic Union (AAU) Girls National Volleyball Championships. Their 12U and 13U girls’ teams will take the court Tuesday through Friday at the Orange County Convention Center in Orlando, Florida.  Island Mixx 15U and 16U will showcase their talents from June 28 to July 1.

Photo Focus: St. John Kicks Off Celebration With the Sounds of Pan

The sweet sounds of steel pan drew residents and visitors to Franklin Powell Sr. Park for the first scheduled event of St. John Celebration 2026. Seven bands, ranging from third-graders to 34-year veterans, filled the air with melody late Sunday afternoon.

900 Backup Batteries Bound For V.I.’s Medically Vulnerable

Virgin Islanders dependent on electrical medical devices could soon have free backup battery power to bridge electrical outages, officials said Monday.

VIPD, Officials Ask Community to Come Forward After Spike in Gun Violence

Police again urged those with information about the killing of Tre'Vante Etienne to come forward while speaking Monday morning at the Savan basketball court where the 15-year-old was shot and killed three days ago. 

Key VI Cargo Carrier Allowed Back at San Juan Dock

The U.S. Coast Guard Monday rescinded an order barring two Virgin Islands cargo ships from docking in San Juan after allegedly blocking a narrow but vital water shipping lane, Government House officials said.

STT Community Invited to Irrigation Workshop at Bordeaux Farmers’ Market

On Wednesday and Thursday, Black Sustainability, Inc. and We Grow Food, Inc. welcome the community to attend the St. Thomas Farm Irrigation Workshop, at the Bordeaux Farmers’ Market on St. Thomas. The workshop is an immersive, hands-on gathering designed to equip farmers, land stewards, and sustainability leaders with critical tools in regenerative agriculture and water conservation.

Hospital Ground Homicide Under Investigation

A man was found dead Tuesday afternoon in the Hospital Ground area after reports of gunfire.

AG Rhea Joins Call For Congress Fund Legal Services

Attorney General Gordon C. Rhea joined a bipartisan coalition of 40 attorneys general in urging congressional leaders to continue funding the Legal Services Corporation, the nation's largest funder of civil legal aid for low-income Americans.

Liberty VI Introduces True Fiber 1Gig offer 

For a limited time, the company is offering a never seen rate plan of 1Gig of internet speed for $50 per month for 24 months.

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Elections Board Debates Candidate Appeals, Residency Requirements and Nomination Rules

The Virgin Islands Board of Elections debated candidate qualifications, residency requirements, and nomination petition procedures during a Monday emergency meeting that highlighted ongoing disputes surrounding the 2026 election cycle. The meeting was a continuation of Friday's board meeting, which was recessed for lack of a quorum. 

AG Rhea Joins Call For Congress Fund Legal Services

Attorney General Gordon C. Rhea joined a bipartisan coalition of 40 attorneys general in urging congressional leaders to continue funding the Legal Services Corporation, the nation's largest funder of civil legal aid for low-income Americans.

Hospital Ground Homicide Under Investigation

A man was found dead Tuesday afternoon in the Hospital Ground area after reports of gunfire.

Op-Ed: What the NBA Finals Reveal About Democracy

Though the stadium erupted as the Knicks and their fans celebrated, and the owners quickly acted to protect their money, beneath this excitement lies a crucial lesson: society often celebrates collective action in entertainment but fails to apply a similar level of engagement and responsibility to democratic life.

Michelle Smith Helps Georgia Win Third Straight NCAA Championship

Virgin Islands Sports Ambassador Michelle Smith closed out her NCAA season with a pair of exceptional performances at the 2026 NCAA Division I Track & Field Championships.

A Contemplation on Gun Violence in Verse

"The sounds of gunshots often wake me at night while asleep in my Solberg home overlooking town and on the other side of the hill from the West, but hearing those from Savan Friday in broad daylight while I was already awake immediately reignited concerns, feelings, thoughts, and hopes that I know are much bigger than my immediate ability to help the way I’d like," said DaraMonifah Cooper. In response, she offers these two poems.

STT Community Invited to Irrigation Workshop at Bordeaux Farmers’ Market

On Wednesday and Thursday, Black Sustainability, Inc. and We Grow Food, Inc. welcome the community to attend the St. Thomas Farm Irrigation Workshop, at the Bordeaux Farmers’ Market on St. Thomas. The workshop is an immersive, hands-on gathering designed to equip farmers, land stewards, and sustainability leaders with critical tools in regenerative agriculture and water conservation.

Theodore Anthony Phillip Dies at 63

It is with profound sadness and heartfelt love that we announce the passing of Theodore Anthony Phillip, who departed this life on June 7, 2026, at the age of 63.

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