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Senators to meet Friday to set date for emergency session to consider bill to give more funds to both hospitals after hearing concerns from St. Croix physicians Thursday.

On today’s WTJX Radio NewsFeed: April marks the start of National Distracted Driving Awareness Month; we speak with the manager of the territory’s Impaired Driving Program, who says 2024 marked one of the worst years for distracted driving accidents in Virgin Islands.

On today's WTJX Radio NewsFeed: We speak with attorney Eric R. Breslin, counsel for Stacey Plaskett, following the ruling by a federal judge leaving her as the sole defendant in the lawsuit filed by unnamed victims of Jefferey Epstein. Virgin Islanders remember WBA lightweight boxing champion Ras-I Alujah Bramble (Livingstone Bramble), who passed away at age 64.

Town hall meetings on crime to include participation by VIPD and attorney general in addition to DOH and DLCA.

On today's WTJX Radio NewsFeed, WAPA has failed to pay its required assessment fee to the Public Services Commission; the commission claims that this failure undermines its operations.

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.

On today’s WTJX Radio NewsFeed: community members voice concerns over whether a proposed 80-unit residential development on the Northside of St. Thomas will actually benefit longtime Virgin Islands residents struggling to find housing.

St. Croix residents voice concerns about crime while engaging police commissioner and attorney general during WTJX town halls.

On today’s WTJX Radio NewsFeed: Lawmakers were left perplexed by the protracted transition of Shamari Haynes to Deputy Commissioner within the Department of Tourism after testimony revealed that more than a year later his NOPA has yet to be finalized.

Nellon L. Bowry has an extensive career in public finance. He is a former director of the Office of Management and Budget, serving in that capacity during the Schneider and Mapp administrations.