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Op-Ed: Clarifying the Facts: Our Work, Our Vision, and Our Commitment to St. Croix

Mark Gelband is a "team member" of Prosperity Farm.

Karl Knight, Virgin Islands Water and Power Authority chief executive officer and executive director, testifies during a Committee of the Whole meeting Wednesday in the Earle B. Ottley Legislative Hall on St. Thomas.

WAPA CEO served with meter-related lawsuit after telling senators all such cases had been dismissed

Karl Knight, VI Water and Power Authority CEO, gets served with a new meter-related lawsuit at the Legislature after telling senators all such cases had been dismissed.

Pictured: Defense attorney Pamela Colon, left, enters the VI District Court for a calendar call on January 15 for the federal fraud case involving Sasha Charlamagne.

WTJX NEWSFEED: October 29, 2025

On today’s WTJX Radio NewsFeed: Defense attorney Pamela Colon, who represents Sasha Charlemagne in her ongoing federal fraud case, has informed the court that she will be on medical leave and unavailable until February 2026.

Pictured: Sixth Constitutional Convention President Usie Richards

WTJX NEWSFEED: October 30, 2025

On today’s WTJX Radio NewsFeed: Lawmakers approved a bill that extends the deadlines and increases funding for the Sixth Constitutional Convention.

Gerville Larsen, visionary architect and cultural steward of the Virgin Islands, dies at 59

Gerville Larsen, a sixth-generation Crucian who shaped Virgin Islands architecture and art, remembered as cultural steward who specialized in historic preservation.

Manuel “Manny” Elijah, owner of Latoya’s Victoria Secret/Bath & Body Works on Strand Street in Christiansted, right, asks Governor Albert Bryan Jr., left, a question Thursday in the ballroom at Government House during the question-and-answer segment of a meeting the Christiansted Restaurant and Retail Association organized between downtown business owners, the Office of the Governor, the Virgin Islands Police Department, the Department of Tourism, and the Waste Management Authority.

Christiansted merchants meet with Governor Bryan at CRRA meeting, raise public safety concerns

Business owners voice frustrations to Governor Albert Bryan Jr. at Christiansted Restaurant and Retail Association meeting.

Pictured: 37-year-old Jose Almestica and 27-year-old John Burgos are wanted after escaping His Majesty’s Prison in the BVI.

WTJX NEWSFEED: October 31, 2025

On today’s WTJX Radio NewsFeed: Authorities in the British Virgin Islands are conducting a manhunt for two escaped prisoners — Jose Almestica and John Burgos — who escaped His Majesty’s Prison.

Pictured: Ceiling tiles missing and stained from water damage in a storage room for the cafeteria of the Bertha C. Boschulte Middle School.

WTJX NEWSFEED: November 6, 2025

On today’s WTJX Radio NewsFeed: We speak with Senate President Milton Potter and Senator Marvin Blyden about their tour of the Bertha C. Boschulte Middle School where they witnessed severe maintenance, mold, and safety issues.

Former Sports, Parks and Recreation Commissioner Calvert White, left, and former Police Commissioner Ray Martinez.

Judge to weigh acquittal in Calvert White case while Ray Martinez seeks to hire private investigator

Judge to consider motion for acquittal/new trial in Calvert White case as Ray Martinez moves to hire private investigator to help prepare him for his bribery trial.

Management and Budget Director Julio Rhymer stands in the back courtyard of the government’s newly purchased building on King Street in downtown Christiansted that now houses OMB and the Department of Finance.

GVI uses grant to buy historic C’sted building for OMB/Finance to cut costs, boost downtown activity

Virgin Islands government buys historic Christiansted building to house OMB and Department of Finance in a move designed to cut costs and boost economic activity in town.

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