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On today's WTJX Radio NewsFeed: Senators advance a bill dubbed "Jahniqua’s Law” to hold those convicted of negligent or impaired driving to pay maintenance to the children of their victims. A 15-year-old minor has been arrested in connection with the fatal shooting on the Christiansted Boardwalk of popular local comedian, Jordan ‘Dutty Heart’ Jones.

On today's WTJX Radio NewsFeed: A California man is sentenced to eight months in federal prison for making violent threats against postal workers on St. Thomas after accusing them of mishandling marijuana-filled packages he mailed from the mainland. St. Croix District Teacher of the Year, Cherise Davis, has been named the 2025–2026 Virgin Islands State Teacher of the Year.

On today’s WTJX Radio NewsFeed: Silver Airways has ceased operations as of today, ending its services across several destinations in the Caribbean and regional routes in Florida; its subsidiary Seaborne Airline to continue operations. WAPA accuses the Public Services Commission of disregarding operational realities in its decision to reduce the LEAC.

Virgin Islands Police Department claims planned sick-out endangered public safety and forced supervisors to work overtime, creating further operational/financial strain.

VI Professional Charter Association calls on government to implement reciprocal licensing fees for BVI vessels; Governor Albert Bryan Jr. stands by negotiated terms.

The options senators have to remove Haldane Davies as director of the Bureau of Economic Research after his controversial appointment include defunding the position.

Virgin Islands will have flexible use of funds from nationwide opioid settlement as $1.58 million will be paid out to the territory over the next 15 years.

On today's WTJX Radio NewsFeed: Lawmakers blast the Caribbean Kidney Center for its abrupt closure that left patients scrambling for continued care on St. Thomas. CFVI announces Kari Currence as the 2025 recipient of the Lawyers’ Scholarship.

The People’s Choice organize hospital protests, commit to donating resources to aid Governor Juan F. Luis Hospital in struggle to keep basic supplies in stock.

On today’s WTJX Radio NewsFeed: We speak with Richard Clendenin, coach of the USVI Nike RBI 18U team that made history with their first appearance at the World Series in Florida. The underdog squad quickly became a tournament favorite and proud ambassadors for the Virgin Islands.