The first Miss Universe from Denmark was greeted at Henry E. Rohlsen Airport by moko jumbies, dancers, and community leaders. She praised the Virgin Islands’ beauty and history, promising to leave with her heart full of the people she met. https://t.co/RuDsb7TUcv

Asphalt and lighting delays at the Emile Griffith Ballpark reflect wider problems across basketball and tennis courts. Officials admitted some projects were substandard and vowed to push for bonding remedies or new contracts. https://t.co/Ctkh8LJ3gJ

Aminah and Safiya Prasad, standout student-athletes and top students at St. Croix Educational Complex, will join Spire Academy in Ohio on full scholarships after impressing coaches with their academic excellence, athletic talent, and leadership. https://t.co/bixm9Z29pe

Bill 36-0121, sponsored by Sen. Marise James, would rename Peter Carl Limpricht Park after the legendary quelbe band. Lawmakers and cultural leaders hailed the group as conservators of Virgin Islands heritage and symbols of cultural pride. https://t.co/7CAF5e1Fc6

Potential Federal Shutdown on October 1 Threatens Major Disruptions in the Virgin Islands https://t.co/6qWCxXeT1E

Judge Morris ruled that the Cannabis Use Act legalizing regulated use means odor alone cannot justify probable cause. The decision led to the dismissal of firearms charges against three men after evidence was excluded from trial. https://t.co/hqr4jBXxl2

The former Tourism Commissioner and past WICO leader was appointed during the September board meeting. His return comes as the company projects over 950,000 cruise passengers for FY 2025 and looks to strengthen marine operations and finances. https://t.co/OR2hz08tKl

VIPD said 56-year-old Henry Emmanuel and 37-year-old Angel Santiago were arrested on warrants tied to a September 3 assault. Officers recovered three firearms and ammunition from Santiago’s residence. Both men face attempted murder and weapons charges. https://t.co/0ww5lqqiAV

Parents of St. Croix Student Injured by Falling Ceiling Fan Sue Contractor, VIDE, and Government for Negligence https://t.co/1ufOOkF9ZR

With advanced degrees and multiple certifications, she oversees counseling initiatives while raising two teenagers. Paul-Constantin says self-respect, cultural awareness, and firm boundaries are vital to sustaining her mission to create profound change. https://t.co/NRxWPne4PX

Blyden’s Bill to Prioritize Local Construction Materials in Government Projects Fails Amid Federal Compliance Concerns https://t.co/lZaDVRtVkQ

Legislature Approves Renewal of Government Insurance Plans With Cigna Amid 13.7% Cost Increase for FY2026 https://t.co/wy2FW98sRD

Bill 36-0058, sponsored by Senator Marise James, celebrates Pumpa’s contributions to music and culture, renaming 6-Y Peters Rest Road in Christiansted “where it began,” while enshrining his legacy as a cultural ambassador rooted in St. Croix. https://t.co/IMDoQUqar4

UVI announced that all classes and employee work will be suspended on Sept. 24 due to severe weather. Only essential staff must report, with students and faculty urged to remain indoors, secure equipment, and prepare for possible outages. https://t.co/4krBPUsg02

Government and Schools Closed on Wednesday as Tropical Wave Brings Heavy Rain, Flood Threats, and Dangerous Marine Conditions https://t.co/q0yiCWckHu

UVI Suspends Classes and Employee Work on September 24 Due to Inclement Weather

The GESC Health Insurance Board commissioned a case study on self-funding. Officials cited potential savings but warned of high risks, rising claims, and the need for secure reserves as lawmakers voted to keep the Cigna contract in place for now. https://t.co/1RuMx95vhj

Legislators approved the permit for a 53-by-16-foot floating taco restaurant in Lindbergh Bay. The operators detailed wastewater safeguards, mooring plans, and eco-friendly toilets, assuring minimal impact while creating local jobs and revenue. https://t.co/fYRgOsOZa4

Novelle Francis said the extension aligns with federal deadlines for disaster recovery, but Dwayne DeGraff and Alma Francis Heyliger questioned oversight, open-ended access to $50 million, and the risk of added costs for government operations. https://t.co/8zgbsyn4bw

Police say Alli Parris assaulted his mother with a broken broomstick during a family dispute, then punctured her car’s tires with a knife, injuring himself in the process. He faces multiple domestic violence charges and is scheduled for a Friday hearing. https://t.co/n8NVOhBVl5