Districts’ Sentencing of First Fentanyl Case

Wakanda News Details

Districts’ Sentencing of First Fentanyl Case

According to court documents, from April 2021 to May 2021, a St. Thomas man mailed two packages containing pills from Georgia to St. Thomas. Both packages were seized by U.S. Customs and Border Protections officers in San Juan, PR, and St. Thomas.

Source: St. Croix Source | online all the time since 1999

You may also like

Coral Reef Academy Cornhole Tournament Returns to Raise Scholarship Funds

If you are ready for a round of cornhole, the Leatherback Brewery on St. Croix will be the place to be Saturday for the Coral Reef Academy Second annual Cornhole Tournament and Silent Auction.

fave

Source: St. Thomas Source | The trusted independent voice of the Virgin Islands community

North Alabama Lions Prey on Young Bucs

The University of the Virgin Islands Men’s Basketball Team played its final home game for this calendar year, as the Buccaneers welcomed NCAA Division 1 University of North Alabama Lions to the Sports and Fitness Center.

fave

Source: St. Croix Source | online all the time since 1999

Stories of Service and Strength Fill Veterans Day Ceremonies on St. Thomas

Along with offering their gratitude, speakers at Veterans Day events on St Thomas also filled Thursday afternoon with personal stories of U.S. Virgin Islanders who have served, or who have been there for veterans in times of need.

fave

Source: St. John Source | independent and trusted since 1999

Attorney General Moves to Revoke Man's Pre-Trial Release

V.I. Attorney General Denise George announced the filing of a motion to revoke the release of 26-year-old Dasha Graham, who was arrested while on release for other violent criminal charges, according to a news release issued by her office.

fave

Source: St. John Source | independent and trusted since 1999

EDC Wants Answers from Caneel and Money from Sugar Bay

Time is running out for Caneel Bay Resort if it wants to reopen the resort on the north shore of St. John with tax incentives.

fave

Source: St. Croix Source | online all the time since 1999

Limetree Bay Refinery Faces $259K in Fines for Alleged OSHA Violations

Limetree Bay Refinery faces $259,407 in proposed penalties for 20 Occupational Safety and Health Administration violations, the U.S. Labor Department announced Thursday.

fave

Source: St. John Source | independent and trusted since 1999

Dangerous Marine Conditions Forecast Starting Thanksgiving Day

The National Weather Service in San Juan, Puerto Rico, is warning that waves to 10 feet are forecast along the northern coast of St. Thomas starting Thanksgiving Day, with a high risk of dangerous rip currents in the region.

fave

Source: St. Thomas Source | The trusted independent voice of the Virgin Islands community

Elections Board Considers Pending Bills, Seeks Financial Scrutiny

At a scheduled meeting held Monday by the Board of Elections, officials approved a measure that would require the head of the Election System to get prior approval for any purchases or payments totaling $5,000 or more. They also considered a bill that would return the option to voters of choosing

fave

Source: St. Croix Source | online all the time since 1999

Coral Reef Academy Cornhole Tournament Returns to Raise Scholarship Funds

If you are ready for a round of cornhole, the Leatherback Brewery on St. Croix will be the place to be Saturday for the Coral Reef Academy Second annual Cornhole Tournament and Silent Auction.

fave

Source: St. Croix Source | online all the time since 1999

Bureau of Economic Research Pushes for Mandated Data Collection of Hotels

Data collection is pivotal for government operations and securing federal funding, but during Tuesday's Government Operations and Consumer Protection hearing V.I. Bureau of Economic Research Director Allison DeGazon said hotels are withholding tourism data.

fave

Source: St. Thomas Source | The trusted independent voice of the Virgin Islands community

Colorado State Hurricane Predictions on Point As 2021 Season Closes

Closing out the 2021 Atlantic hurricane season, the latest report from Colorado State University’s Tropical Meteorology Project confirms above average activity, with 21 named storms forming – the third most on record – with seven becoming hurricanes and four reaching major hurricane strength.

fave

Source: St. John Source | independent and trusted since 1999

COVID-19 Deaths Continue on STX with 84th Fatality Territory-Wide

The territory’s COVID-19 death toll climbed to 84 Thursday with the death of a 61-year-old St. Croix woman, the Department of Health reports. This continues a trend where nearly all recent deaths have been on St. Croix.

fave

Source: St. Croix Source | online all the time since 1999

NPS Announces Process for Caneel Bay's Redevelopment

The National Park Service on Monday announced the launch of a new formal process to plan for the redevelopment of Caneel Bay at Virgin Islands National Park on St. John.

fave

Source: St. Croix Source | online all the time since 1999

Government House: Pay Attention To Personal Health, Limit Family Gatherings

Taking on a seasonal tone, Gov. Albert Bryan Jr. focused on the territory's overall health and wellbeing during Monday's Government House weekly press briefing, spotlighting mental health and diabetes awareness aside from the Department of Health's push for herd immunity achieved through COVID-19

fave

Source: St. Thomas Source | The trusted independent voice of the Virgin Islands community

Police Investigating Two Homicides - 1 on STT and 1 on STX

Police are investigating two homicides -- one in which a man appeared to be ambushed outside his St. Croix home, and another where a man with multiple gunshot wounds was found dead at a St. Thomas accident scene.

fave

Source: St. John Source | independent and trusted since 1999

Holland America's Newest Ship Coming to STT Thursday

Rotterdam VII, Holland America Line's newest ship, will berth at the West Indian Company Dock from 7 a.m. to 4 p.m. Thursday, according to WICO.

fave

Source: St. John Source | independent and trusted since 1999

Dangerous Marine Conditions Forecast Starting Thanksgiving Day

The National Weather Service in San Juan, Puerto Rico, is warning that waves to 10 feet are forecast along the northern coast of St. Thomas starting Thanksgiving Day, with a high risk of dangerous rip currents in the region.

fave

Source: St. John Source | independent and trusted since 1999

Community Mourns the Loss of Broadcaster, Journalist Jean P. Greaux, Jr.

Jean P. Greaux, Jr., renowned broadcaster and journalist who served the Virgin Islands community for more than three decades, died on Tuesday near his home, V.I. Police Department officials said.

fave

Source: St. Thomas Source | The trusted independent voice of the Virgin Islands community

Colorado State Hurricane Predictions on Point As 2021 Season Closes

Closing out the 2021 Atlantic hurricane season, the latest report from Colorado State University’s Tropical Meteorology Project confirms above average activity, with 21 named storms forming – the third most on record – with seven becoming hurricanes and four reaching major hurricane strength.

fave

Source: St. Croix Source | online all the time since 1999

Public-Private Partnership Focuses on Diabetes Management and Prevention

A public-private partnership aimed at both the prevention and treatment of diabetes has been finalized with the launch of services – including outreach vans, education initiatives, and nutritional help – anticipated for the first quarter of 2022, according to Ganesh Prasad, founder of the

fave

Source: St. Croix Source | online all the time since 1999

Man Charged in Child’s Death Says Media Derailed His Right to Fair Trial

Kyle Christopher, set to stand trial Dec. 6 for murder in the 2019 death of 4-year-old Aaron Benjamin Jr., alleges that his right to a fair trial has been derailed by media coverage of the recent plea deal for the child’s mother.

fave

Source: St. John Source | independent and trusted since 1999

Fort Frederik's Restoration Could Be A Community Game-changer

As a $6.2 million restoration of Fort Frederik commences on St. Croix's west end, friends and residents of the seven-block historic district are working with the U.S. Environmental Protection Agency to answer those questions and capture key opportunities from the project – especially, they

fave

Source: St. Croix Source | online all the time since 1999

Tillett Gardens Holiday Shopping Bazaar Commences Next Weekend

Back for a second time, the Tillett Gardens Holiday Shopping Bazaar will be held on Dec. 11-12 from 10 a.m. to 4 p.m. in honor of Rhoda Tillett, who used to host regular craft fairs throughout the years. The "uplifting," "community-supported" event will boast the opportunity for families to take

fave

Source: St. Thomas Source | The trusted independent voice of the Virgin Islands community

Stories of Service and Strength Fill Veterans Day Ceremonies on St. Thomas

Along with offering their gratitude, speakers at Veterans Day events on St Thomas also filled Thursday afternoon with personal stories of U.S. Virgin Islanders who have served, or who have been there for veterans in times of need.

fave

Source: St. Croix Source | online all the time since 1999

DOJ Agents Arrest Suspect in Texas Child Sex Abuse Case on St. Croix

A man was arrested Nov. 12 on St. Croix by special agents of the Virgin Islands Justice Department after they were alerted that he was a fugitive from justice and wanted out of the state of Texas on felony child sexual abuse charges.

fave

Source: St. Thomas Source | The trusted independent voice of the Virgin Islands community

Police Investigating Two Homicides - 1 on STT and 1 on STX

Police are investigating two homicides -- one in which a man appeared to be ambushed outside his St. Croix home, and another where a man with multiple gunshot wounds was found dead at a St. Thomas accident scene.

fave

Source: St. Thomas Source | The trusted independent voice of the Virgin Islands community

Lawmakers Advance Bill That Could Transform the Territory’s Roadways

The Housing, Transportation, and Telecommunications Committee took the first step towards a “Complete Streets Policy” Wednesday after advancing legislation to create an integrated transportation network across the U.S. Virgin Islands consisting of bike lanes, sidewalks, and paved roadways.

fave

Source: St. Croix Source | online all the time since 1999

Coast Guard Vet Honored on St. John

Observances of Veteran’s Day in the Virgin Islands started off with a tribute to Michael Jackson. The top official present at the Nov. 5 celebration, Gov. Albert Bryan, seemed to enjoy the fact that the Washington D.C.- born Coast Guard vet shared a name with the late, world famous pop singer.

fave

Source: St. Thomas Source | The trusted independent voice of the Virgin Islands community

Bryan, American Airlines Extol Partnership at Meeting in Dallas

After a strong tourism performance over the past 12 months while much of the rest of the Caribbean was locked down due to COVID-19, the U.S. Virgin Islands is getting back to basics and strengthening its relationship with its airline partners, according to government officials.

fave

Source: St. John Source | independent and trusted since 1999

Arizona Wildcats and Texas A&M Aggies are 2021 Paradise Jam Women Tournament Champions

The final day of 2021 Paradise Jam was once again filled with excitement. After this three-day event held in the University of the Virgin Islands Sports and Fitness Center, the University of Arizona and Texas A&M proved to be the best teams within their division. The final day featured four games.

fave

Source: St. John Source | independent and trusted since 1999

More from St. Croix Source | online all the time since 1999

WAPA Crews Repairing Damaged Water Main Affecting Estate Humbug and Other Areas.

Bryan Vows to Find Source of Emissions Hovering Over STX

Soccer Coaches, Coordinators Required to Earn Certification in CPR/ First Aid

Wayne Anthony Thomas Dies at 76

Virgin Islander Is One of the Tennis Channel’s Top 10 Coaches in America

Beach Advisory for May 1 - 7

Hamilton Ramose Dies at 60

UVI Bulletin Board for May

Public Has Until May 26 to Comment on Cowgirl Bebop Floating Lounge

NOAA Report Declares Severe Drought for U.S. Virgin Islands

Mostly Sunny Saturday

RFP-036-T-2021(P)

V.I.'s Cancer Registry Starting to Produce Information that May Help Save Lives

Coral Disease Part 2 – Strike Teams Fight Underwater

Meteorologist: Forget Predictions, Just be Prepared for Hurricane Season

Elevated Levels of Sulfur Dioxide Found in Air Over STX

Good Potential for Showers Sunday Afternoon

RFP-036-T-2021(P)

Agricultural Plan Task Force to Hold Food Security Town Halls to Gather Input

ANATHA Invites Community to ‘Mom and Me’ Charity Brunch and Fashion Show

Variably Cloudy, Isolated to Scattered Showers Monday

Three St. Croix Schools Resume In-Person Learning May 10

This Week’s Senate Calendar – May 10-14, 2021

Get a Head Start on Readiness and Resilience During Hurricane Preparedness Week

AARP Discusses Priority Issues With Senators at Virtual Roundtable

EPA Attempts to Clarify Air-Quality Monitoring Confusion

Economic Crime Unit Seeks Help in Locating Keith Drigo Jr.

Liberty Mobile Customers Blacked Out on STX When Third Party Cuts Fiber Optic Cable

Senators Praise Dowe While Raising Concerns About Port Authority

Cluster-Related Incident Pushes COVID Positivity Rate Over 3 Percent

Op-Ed: Cyber Security: An Unavoidable Priority

Second St. Thomas Yacht Club Invitational Regatta Set for May 14-16

John L. Steward Dies at 91

Variably Cloudy, Passing Showers Tuesday

STX 4th Grader Armani Harvey Wins Spot in Doodle for Google Contest

AFT Local 1825 to Vote Virtually on May 12

WAPA Schedules Road Closures at Hospital/Fisher Streets for May 12.

VIPD Administrative Services to Close for Civilian Day, May 12

Op-Ed: Peace Officers Memorial Day Honors Those Who Have Died in Line of Duty

Bryan Waives Graduation Fees for 2021 Graduates of Public High Schools

V.I. Unemployment Assistance Has Paid $133 Million Since Pandemic Began

V.I. Parole Board Schedules Parole Hearings

Sargassum’s Future Poses Bigger Mystery Than Its Origins

Congress to Hold Historic Hearing on Insular Cases Resolution

Mostly Dry, Breezy, Upper 80s Thursday

RFP-035-T-2021(P)

CAHS to Host Virtual Pre-Orientation for Incoming 9th Graders on May 13

Plaskett: American Rescue Plan Gives Over $5M to UVI

Edward P. McKenzie Creates Scholarship Fund for USVI Graduating H.S. Seniors

Asphalt Restoration Scheduled for Centerline Road, May 10-14.

Literature Facts

Arts Facts

Blackfacts BETA RELEASE 11.5.3
(Production Environment)