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Michael Joseph, Board of Elections member, left; Deputy St. Croix Supervisor of Elections Terrell Alexandre, middle; and Richard Muhammad, BOE executive assistant, participate in a BOE emergency meeting Thursday in the conference room at the Elections System of the Virgin Islands on St. Croix. Some board members participated from the ESVI conference room on St. Thomas, while others participated virtually.

BOE votes to hold Democratic Party primary, Capehart circulates petition for special Senate session

Board of Elections votes during emergency meeting for supervisor of elections to hold Democratic Party primary for public offices; Casting of lots set for Tuesday.

Mozaic Group Partners LLC, a leading, independent global provider of financial service technologies to banks, is prepared to launch a rideshare application in the territory called VI Ride pending a necessary amendment to the taxi laws.

Technology company ready to launch rideshare application in territory pending amendment to taxi laws

Mozaic Group Partners ready to launch VI Ride rideshare application in territory; Amendment to taxi laws required.

Pictured left to right: Harika Jahnwar, Doodle for Google semi-finalist and her art teacher, Dyonna Potter.

WTJX NEWSFEED: May 31, 2024

On today's WTJX Radio NewsFeed, VIPD media relations coordinator, Kishma Chichester, provides additional details after the man who was shot by his elder father on St. Croix succumbed to his injuries.

Senator Marise James speaks during a Williams Delight Residents Council meeting Thursday evening in the neighborhood’s community center.

Williams Delight residents hear of $15K grants toward home purchases; VIHA to fund $15K of repairs

Senator Marise James announces opportunity for Williams Delight residents to receive $15,000 grants toward purchase of homes; VIHA obligates at least $15K in repairs.

Douglas Koch, who has deep ties to South Dakota, will return to the Midwest to be closer to family after resigning as CEO of the Governor Juan F. Luis Hospital and Medical Center, pictured.

Douglas Koch resigns as JFL chief executive officer to return to Midwest to be closer to family

Gov. Juan F. Luis Hospital CEO Douglas Koch resigns after two and a half years, committed to ensuring successful transition.

Pictured: Isaac Gateword James Park and Archery Field

WTJX NEWSFEED: June 7, 2024

On today's WTJX Radio NewsFeed, lawmakers vote to advance a measure that would fund the pre-construction of dredging the Charlotte Amalie harbor. The Department of Planning and Natural Resources announces the closure of the snake bounty program for the remainder of the fiscal year and the temporary closure of the Isaac Gateword James Park and Archery Field in estate La Grange.

The new seaplane that Seaborne Airlines acquired from Canada lands today at the Svend Aage Ovesen Jr. Seaplane Terminal in Christiansted.

Seaborne Airlines adds new seaplane to fleet, plans to expand routes to new island destinations

Seaborne Airlines plans to expand routes to new island destinations with addition of new seaplane from Canada and overhaul of two existing aircraft.

Demonstration organizer and former senator Clarence Payne leads protesters in call and response chants as they marched from Emancipation Garden to Government House to protest the Virgin Islands Water and Power Authority.

Demonstrators march to Government House, Legislature to protest WAPA

Dozens march in protest against WAPA, rotational outages continue with a new problem involving Unit 23.

Pictured left to right: Democratic caucus candidates on St. Croix take a photo together: Wilfredo Guzman, Yvette Edwards, John Gumbs, Carolyn Burke, and Robert Rios

WTJX NEWSFEED: June 10, 2024

On today's WTJX Radio NewsFeed, St. Thomas and St. John residents protest WAPA’s management amidst ongoing rolling blackouts in the district. President Joe Biden wins the VI Democratic Party Caucus and voters elect delegates to the Democratic National Convention.

Joseph Angemi Jr., senior curator within the Office of Cultural Heritage at the U.S. Department of State, Bureau of Overseas Buildings Operations, left, gives a tour of the Terence A. Todman Conference Room in the U.S. Embassy Wednesday in Buenos Aires, Argentina. (Also pictured left to right) Claudia Sanchez, an Argentinian who lives in Buenos Aires and met Todman after working on advertising campaigns filmed in the 1980s in the Virgin Islands; Stella Cataldi, administrative assistant; Stacy Williams, chief of staff for the Bureau of Budget and Planning within the Department of State; and Ambassador Marc Stanley, U.S. ambassador to Argentina.

Ambassador Terence Todman’s legacy preserved in conference room exhibit at U.S. Embassy in Argentina

U.S. Embassy in Argentina celebrates the life of Ambassador Terence Todman with permanent exhibition in conference room honoring the St. Thomas native.

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