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Photo: Some members of IAM Local 2725 on St. Thomas

WTJX NEWSFEED: July 5, 2024

On today's WTJX Radio News Feed, a man on St. Croix has been arrested after shooting a mother and her daughter. Members of IAM Local 2725, who work for the Virgin Islands Waste Management Authority, have voted to authorize a strike.

Don Gregoire, Virgin Islands Water and Power Authority director of Water Distribution for St. Croix, interim territorial chief administrative officer, and incident commander, left, and Kyle Fleming, Virgin Islands Energy Office director and member of the VI Water and Power Authority’s governing board, who served as board chair until the election of new officers during today’s meeting, participate in a WAPA board meeting today in the authority’s boardroom on St. Croix. Board member Maurice Muia, who was elected as the board’s vice chair during the meeting, is pictured on the right side of the TV screen.

WAPA board elects new chair, calls for talks with VI Electron to finalize battery lease agreement

Virgin Islands Water and Power Authority board approves meeting with VI Electron to finalize battery lease agreement for solar farm in Estate Petronella on St. Croix.

Pictured: Capsized vessel seen floating by the Disney Fantasy cruise ship

WTJX NEWSFEED: June 27, 2024

On today's WTJX Radio NewsFeed, we speak with Matthew Berry, a Port Authority harbor pilot, who rescued a man who was drifting on a capsized boat for several days. Waste Management Authority Executive Director, Roger Merritt Jr., responds to senators' inquiry about a reported employee job action.

Barry Biffle, Frontier Airlines CEO, poses for a photo Saturday at the Frontier check-in desk at the Henry E. Rohlsen Airport.

Frontier Airlines expands to STX; CEO talks new routes, low fares, animals on aircraft tails

Frontier Airlines CEO Barry Biffle discusses expansion to St. Croix; highlights efficiencies resulting in low fares, animals on aircraft tails promoting conservation.

Pictured: Participants in the 24th annual Relay for Life

WTJX NEWSFEED: June 6, 2024

On today's WTJX Radio NewsFeed, the governing board of the Public Finance Authority selects a turnaround management company for the VI Water and Power Authority. A St. Croix man named Paul Girard and several associates have been sentenced to ten life sentences in federal court.

Participants carry a rainbow flag during the St. Croix Pride Parade in Christiansted in June 2019.

Bryan proposes legislation to allow for change of gender designation on identifying documents

Gov. Albert Bryan Jr. proposes legislation to allow for change of gender designation on government IDs; LGBTQ+ community discuss challenges faced by transgender people.

Democratic National Committeewoman Donna Christensen, right, hands voters ballots after verifying they were registered Democrats during the Democratic Party caucus Saturday at the La Reine Chicken Shack.

Biden wins 99.5% of votes in Democratic Party caucus; voters elect delegates for national convention

Voters pick Biden during Democratic Party caucus as presidential nominee; elected delegates pledge votes to Biden at Democratic National Convention.

Pictured left to right: Dancers Aminisha Bailey and Ariel Roberts assisted Team WTJX at the King of the Wing competition.

WTJX NEWSFEED: June 11, 2024

On today's WTJX Radio NewsFeed, we speak with WAPA’s Communications Director, Shanell Petersen, about the ongoing rotational outages in the St. Thomas/St. John District. The Department of Health is urging residents to vaccinate children against measles. We speak with Commissioner Justa Encarnacion.

The Progress Pride flag mounted to the flagpole outside the Legislature building on St. Croix.

VI Legislature displays Progress Pride flags for month of June in support of the LGBTQ+ community

Progress Pride flags to be flown at all Senate buildings throughout the month of June in effort to promote inclusion, Senate President says.

Pictured: The Ethel McIntosh Memorial Drive

WTJX NEWSFEED: June 12, 2024

On today's WTJX Radio NewsFeed, members of the Public Service Commission learn that solar energy provider, BMR, is owed almost $4 million from the VI Water and Power Authority. Governor Albert Bryan Jr. announces that resurfacing of the Ethel McIntosh Memorial Drive, formally known as Mahogany Road, has been placed out for bid.

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