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On today's WTJX NewsFeed, high school students across territory recently competed in the 2024 TK Spring Varsity Basketball Tournament that was held in Florida. Teachers of the Lockhart K-8 School on St. Thomas walked out of 4th-8th grade classrooms today.

On today's WTJX Radio NewsFeed, we speak with Crucian jockey Julio “Maganja” Felix who marks a career milestone at Turfway Park in Kentucky, amassing 3,500 victories. Senator Marvin Blyden discusses the recent tour of eight St. Thomas housing communities and the maintenance issues plaguing them.

Government officials celebrate April 9 reopening of hurricane-damaged Florence A. Williams Public Library during ribbon-cutting ceremony.

On today's WTJX Radio NewsFeed, Coastal Zone Management hears concerns from residents who live near the Hibiscus Beach Hotel regarding permits to complete the hotel’s build out. Lawmakers unanimously vote to support a measure seeking to establish a chronic disease registry for the territory.

Senate Ethical Conduct Committee probes Senator Carla Joseph’s accusations of harassment and assault against Senator Franklin Johnson, igniting investigation.

Dan Aykroyd’s legendary “Blues Brothers” character, Elwood Blues, returns after two decades in Virgin Islands tribute song with St. Croix residents, G. Love.

On today's WTJX NewsFeed, Virgin Islanders got a good view of the Space-X launch last evening. Taxi drivers on St. Croix voice their concerns to lawmakers at a legislative meeting. Senate President Novelle Francis Jr. forms a subcommittee on abandoned and derelict properties.

Teachers at Lockhart K-8 School held an unsanctioned job action in response to unruly students that led to a meeting with Education officials to discuss a resolution.

On today's WTJX NewsFeed, Governor Bryan took one of two new VITRAN all-electric passenger vans for a spin. Lawmakers shot down a bill seeking to restructure the Division of Festivals. President Biden proposes an additional $119 million for the territories in new budget.

Virgin Islands Department of Education sorting computer tablets from Heritage Wireless under Affordable Connectivity Program to distribute to 1,584 eligible households.