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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.

A weather-worn sign leans on overgrown grass at the site of VIHFA “Wild Pineapple” housing subdivision.

WTJX NEWSFEED: March 27, 2024

On today's WTJX Radio NewsFeed, a weapon discharge involving the VIPD Commissioner is currently under investigation. We speak with Commissioner Ray Martinez. Liberty VI responds to the Legislature's decision to direct the Public Service Commission to file a complaint about the cell carrier with the FCC.

A crew from Custom Builders works on a bridge project today along Queen Mary Highway after resuming construction this month following federal approval of design changes.

Bridge work resumes this month on Queen Mary Highway following federal approval of design changes

Custom Builders resumed bridge work this month on Queen Mary Highway following federal approval of design changes as DPW tackles five bridge projects on St. Croix.

WTJX NEWSFEED: March 7, 2024

On today's WTJX NewsFeed, a Judge has ordered Mohammed Salem, the St. Thomas man charged with the murder of his father, to undergo a psychiatric evaluation. West Indian Company Limited details its operating challenges to lawmakers and cites cruise ship traffic in Crown Bay for its reduction in generated revenue.

Murder suspect Mohammed Salem is loaded into a police vehicle by VIPD following an hours-long manhunt in the waters off Hull Bay, on the Northside of St. Thomas.

VIPD Commissioner Ray Martinez Personally Assists in Apprehending Murder Suspect on St. Thomas

VIPD made a successful arrest on St. Thomas today after chasing murder suspect Mohammed Salem, accused in the early morning killing of his father, Jamil Hakem Salem.

WTJX NEWSFEED: March 8, 2024

On today's WTJX NewsFeed, the Legislature’s Committee on Ethical Conduct is investigating a sexual harassment claim filed by Senator Carla Joseph against Senator Franklin Johnson. The Coast Guard and Virgin Islands Search and Rescue save three boaters off a sinking vessel.

Members of the Maine Air National Guard, 101st Air Refueling Wing, right, stand next to the staging area for equipment used while conducting rescue training last Thursday with members of Virgin Islands Fire and Emergency Medical Services and St. Croix Rescue Squad.

VIFEMS partners with Maine Air National Guard on rescue training, medical course instruction

Firefighters and rescue volunteers receive training from Maine Air National Guard on vehicular extrication, rope techniques and emergency medical responder course to save lives.

The Legislature building is pictured on St. Thomas.

Former-Sen. Payne staffer files civil lawsuit; includes Legislature, Sen. Frett-Gregory in suit

Civil lawsuit stemming from sexual harassment claims made in 2022 accuses then-Sen. Steven Payne of assault, Legislature of breaching confidentiality policies.

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