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Healthcare Crisis Sparks Protests Across Virgin Islands
Protesters took to the streets on both St. Croix and St. Thomas this week, raising alarms about what they describe as a collapsing healthcare system in the Virgin Islands. Demonstrations were held outside the territory’s main hospitals—Juan F. Luis Hospital (JFL) on St. Croix and Schneider Regional Medical Center on St. Thomas—where healthcare workers, patients,…
EPA Returns to St. Croix Refinery for Second Cleanup
The Environmental Protection Agency (EPA) has approved a second round of chemical cleanup at the former Limetree Bay or Hess refinery on St. Croix. This phase focuses on removing liquefied petroleum gas (LPG) left inside two process units and an ISO container, which were overlooked due to a clerical error in earlier reporting. The oversight…
Virgin Islands Faces Aging Crisis: AARP Advocates for Transformative Elder Care Legislation
The Virgin Islands is experiencing a rapidly aging population, with over 20% of residents now over the age of 60. This demographic shift, coupled with a shrinking total population, has raised concerns about the future of elder care in the territory. On Monday, November 7th, the Senate’s Committee on Health, Hospitals, and Human Services convened…
ICE Arrests Man in St. Thomas Using License Plate Surveillance
Immigration enforcement in the U.S. Virgin Islands typically focuses on ports of entry and exit, where Customs and Border Protection screens passengers boarding ferries and flights. However, last Thursday marked a notable departure from this norm when federal agents conducted a street-level operation on St. Thomas. The incident began at a McDonald’s on Route 313,…
US Virgin Islands Moves Closer to Drafting Its First Constitution
US Virgin Islands Moves Closer to Drafting Its First Constitution The U.S. Virgin Islands is making strides toward drafting its first constitution, a document that could redefine the territory’s government, rights, and the limits of local power. The territory currently operates under the Revised Organic Act of 1954, a federal law passed by Congress that…
St. Croix Residents Warned of Rising Burglary Incidents
St. Croix Residents Warned of Rising Burglary Incidents The Virgin Islands Police Department (VIPD) has reported a concerning increase in burglaries across St. Croix. During a recent press conference, Deputy Chief Naomi Joseph revealed that since the start of April, there have been 57 reported break-ins. These incidents are occurring island-wide, from Frederiksted to Christiansted,…