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Lisa Harris-Moorhead, a Virgin Islands Board of Elections member, right, hands an absentee ballot to board member Florine Audain-Hassell after retrieving it from an envelope while counting absentee ballots Friday in the conference room at the Elections System of the Virgin Islands on St. Croix.

Certified election results reveal write-in winners for two boards, Sixth Constitutional Convention

Write-in winners for VI Boards of Elections and Education, and Sixth Constitutional Convention known after certification of general election results.

Michael Joseph, right, speaks during a Virgin Islands Board of Elections special meeting Tuesday at the Elections System of the Virgin Islands on St. Croix. Lisa Harris-Moorhead is also pictured.

Motion to terminate Elections Supervisor Caroline Fawkes fails at Board of Elections special meeting

Motion to terminate Supervisor of Elections Caroline Fawkes fails during Board of Elections special meeting; board seeks clarity from AG on its role.

Shantenysha Victor-Davis, one of 11 defendants who pleaded not guilty today to charges connected to a Medicaid fraud scheme, enters Superior Court.

All 11 defendants charged in $309,000 Medicaid fraud scheme advised of rights, plead not guilty

Magistrate judge advises rights as six Virgin Islands Department of Human Services employees and five associates plead not guilty in Medicaid fraud case.

Charles Burton, who was recognized as crop farmer of the year during the opening ceremony of the 52nd annual Agriculture and Food Fair Saturday, holds up two yams he grew while standing in the field of his 5-acre plot of farmland in Estate Grove Place.

Agrifest Honors Outstanding Farmers in Crops, Livestock, and Beekeeping at 52nd Annual Event

Farmers of the year recognized at 52nd annual Agriculture and Food Fair in categories of crops, livestock, and beekeeping.

Jan Mitchell, a lover of animals who never hesitated to adopt a rescue dog, sits with three of her dogs.

Artist Jan Mitchell Larsen dies unexpectedly, remembered for her contributions to community

Mitchell Larsen Studio to keep doors open following sudden death of matriarch.

Delroy “Ital” Anthony, a culture bearer on the island of St. John, exhibits one of the hand-made local crafts he is known for selling.

St. John culture bearer arrested and charged following disjointed Food Fair vendor placement process

Delroy Anthony, a longtime St. John vendor and culture bearer, to fight interfering with an officer charge in court after dispute over Food Fair booth leads to arrest.

Delegate to Congress Stacey Plaskett speaks during the annual Black Alumni Summit in October 2017 at Georgetown University.

USPS declines invitation to attend Plaskett’s town halls to hear complaints about mail delivery

U.S. Postal Service suggests participation in town halls would take too much time away from work duties; new STT postmaster takes oath of office during private ceremony.

See If You're With One Of The '100 Best Companies To Work For'

Software company SAS is No. 1 again — in large part because "its perks are epic." Boston Consulting is No. 2 and Wegmans Food Markets comes in at No. 3.

Stewart Rhodes, founder of the citizen militia group known as the Oath Keepers, speaks during a rally outside the White House on June 25, 2017.

Stewart Rhodes, Oath Keepers founder, sentenced to 18 years for seditious conspiracy

The punishment for Stewart Rhodes on a seditious conspiracy charge could set the bar for others, including top members of the far-right Proud Boys group, this summer.

Olric Carrington participates in a board meeting of the West Indian Company Limited on May 23.

WICO: Carrington rumored resignation, Bryan considering serving on board, Potter submits language

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

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