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On today's WTJX Radio NewsFeed, we speak with Government House Communications Director, Richard Motta, in response to the Water and Power Authority owing BMR Energy nearly $4 million. Following a statement issued by Liberty VI in reference to recent service interruptions, Public Service Commission Executive Director, Sandra Setorie, says there is still an open docket to receive customer complaints.

On today’s WTJX Radio NewsFeed: We report on the contents of the Probable Cause Fact Sheet that details information surrounding the arrest of 54-year-old Tizoni A. Mahoney who has been charged with first-degree murder in the death of his wife 42-year-old Maireni Heredia Tiburcio.

On today’s WTJX Radio NewsFeed: Senate Vice President Kenneth Gittens urges the Government Employees Retirement System to launch a Homeownership Program for government workers, a move he says could address the territory’s housing shortage while strengthening the retirement system.

The VI Department of Justice dropped charges against vendor Delroy “Ital” Anthony, whose arrest at St. John Food Fair highlighted confusion among government agencies.

Virgin Islands Water and Power Authority cites extreme heat and peak demand as contributing factors to district-wide power outage on St. Thomas and St. John.

Superior Court upholds five-year ban of Democratic Chairwoman Carol Burke from Divi Casino, citing abusive conduct; Burke calls ruling delayed and disappointing.

Attorney Eric Breslin properly refiles signed stipulation of dismissal in Delegate to Congress Stacey Plaskett’s civil lawsuit linked to Jeffrey Epstein.

Governor Albert Bryan Jr. considers joining WICO board himself following recent resignation, but he could not confirm rumored departure of Vice Chair Olric Carrington.

Judge denies Arturo Watlington Jr.’s request to race banned horse, siding with Racing Commission’s safety concerns over 7-year-old horse Guillaume’s fitness to compete.

Government Employees’ Retirement System officials weigh mixed-used development of its land, partnerships, or sale, while some senators push for affordable housing.