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The Federal Communications Commission held a webinar Wednesday to discuss the wind down of the Affordable Connectivity Program.

FCC webinar discusses end of internet subsidy in April; No word from VIDE about tablet distribution

Federal Communications Commission webinar discusses end of Affordable Connectivity Program as Congress debates extending internet subsidy connecting 5,096 VI households.

Lee Steiner, owner of Hideaway Farm, cuts the ribbon at the farm's grand opening, along with Louis Petersen, Commissioner of Agriculture, along with Kristin Wilson Grimes and Allie Durdall, Research Associate Professors at the Center of Marine and Environmental Studies at the University of the Virgin Islands.

AgriTourism Thrives Despite Hull Bay Controversy

Hideaway Farm in Hull Bay celebrates grand opening, receives praise from officials despite local concerns with the agritourism development.

WTJX NEWSFEED: February 2, 2024

On today's WTJX Radio NewsFeed, we update you on the construction of the Donoe Housing Community. Local republicans continue public disagreements in advance of their caucus next week.

A federal judge has declared unconstitutional various Virgin Islands election laws in judgment of a civil lawsuit, Republican National Committee, et al v. Virgin Islands Board of Elections, et al, which was filed August 2, 2022 in the U.S. District Court of the Virgin Islands, Division of St. Thomas and St. John, pictured.

Litigants react to illegal election statutes, Senate discusses reform

VIGOP, BOE react to federal court’s declaration that 10 of the territory’s election laws are unconstitutional; Senate to consider judgment in push for election reform.

WTJX NEWSFEED: February 5, 2024

On today's WTJX NewsFeed, Governor Bryan tells VIGL to get to building the Randall 'Doc' James Racetrack or give up the contract. R. City’s, Theron Thomas, wins Songwriter of The Year at the 66th Grammy Awards.

Senator Javan James Sr., left, speaks during legislative session Monday in the Earle B. Ottley Legislative Hall on St. Thomas. Senator Samuel Carrión is also pictured.

Senate OKs employment bills among nominees to Cabinet, Supreme Court; zoning for concerts, hotel

Senate approves bills for employment, GERS loans along with zoning for live music at Serenity’s Nest among new leadership at DHS, VIFEMS; Judge Willocks to High Court.

Exercise riders Warren “Jacko” Knight, left, and Wilfredo Carmona run horses today at the Clinton E. Phipps Racetrack in preparation for the re-Birth Carnival Races on May 3.

Horsemen prepare for the return of the Sport of Kings to St. Thomas

Trainers prepare horses for upcoming re-Birth Carnival Races during morning workout at Clinton E. Phipps Racetrack after seven-year hiatus.

WTJX NEWSFEED: March 26, 2024

On today's WTJX Radio NewsFeed, lawmakers vote in favor of directing the Public Services Commission to file a complaint with the FCC about Liberty VI.

Ayana Omilade Flewellen, assistant professor of anthropology at Stanford University in California, second from right, conducts a breakout session Wednesday evening in the conference room at Company House Hotel as part of a grant-funded initiative of the National Park Service.

Generational Crucians have the opportunity to shape future of NPS sites through new initiative

Crucians shaping future of NPS land stewardship in project to help federal agency better understand the true significance of national park lands on The Big Island.

WTJX NEWSFEED: March 28, 2024

On today's WTJX Radio NewsFeed, Department of Planning and Natural Resources Commissioner, Jean-Pierre Oriol, pushes back at claims that the department is taking too long to complete its recovery projects. Seeing cases of dengue fever, the Department of Health is cautioning residents to be mindful of mosquito bites.

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