A man has died following a stabbing incident in Gun Creek, Virgin Gorda, around 8 am today, Thursday, March 20. According to the Royal Virgin Islands Police Force (RVIPF), the victim was transported to the Dr. D. Orlando Smith Hospital, […]
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Gov’t officials meet to discuss policy implementation
Government ministers and senior officials recently met to discuss implementing key legislative measures and strategic plans for the Virgin Islands. The meeting brought together ministers, permanent secretaries, and department heads to review policies and align government priorities with national development […]

Elected leaders must control all areas of governance — Premier
Premier Dr Natalio Wheatley has emphasised the need for elected officials to take control of all areas of governance, arguing that full authority is necessary for effective leadership and decision-making in the territory. Speaking in the House of Assembly recently, […]

Ferry Terminal shouldn’t cost more than $5M, says former BVIPA boss
The cost of the West End Ferry terminal project has come under more scrutiny, with political commentator and former Managing Director of the BVI Ports Authority Claude Skelton Cline insisting the facility’s reconstruction should not exceed $5 million. The project, […]

American celebrity chef to feature in ‘Taste of Virgin Gorda’
Celebrity chef JJ Johnson is set to feature in the highly anticipated Taste of Virgin Gorda on Saturday, March 22, at The Ruins in Nail Bay. The annual spring tasting event showcases the culinary delights of Virgin Gorda and the […]

USVI man wanted for murder surrenders to RVIPF
A US Virgin Islands national wanted for first-degree murder has surrendered to authorities in Tortola, months after an arrest warrant was issued in St. Thomas. According to the Royal Virgin Islands Police Force (RVIPF), 32-year-old Demare Encarnacion turned himself in, […]

Should VIP insist Fraser and Smith join party ranks?
Political commentator and clergyman Claude Skelton Cline has urged the Virgin Islands Party (VIP) to require that Deputy Premier Julian Fraser and former Deputy Premier Lorna Smith formally join its ranks. The outspoken commentator contended that such a move would […]

Public questions power of Human Rights Commission
Some members of the public have expressed concern that the Human Rights Commission Bill 2025 does not grant the Commission sufficient authority to effectively carry out its duties. A key concern raised during public consultations is that the Commission appears […]

USVI charter operators told to expect more reasonable fee increases from BVI
Lieutenant Governor of the US Virgin Islands (USVI) Tregenza Roach confirmed in a press conference on Tuesday, March 18, that USVI charters can expect a more reasonable increase in their fees by the British Virgin Islands following USVI Governor Albert […]

HLSCC launches Giving Tuesday campaign to strengthen community support
The H. Lavity Stoutt Community College (HLSCC) has launched its first-ever Giving Tuesday campaign, an initiative to increase donor participation and support the institution’s future growth. In an interview with JTV, HLSCC President Dr Richard Georges said the campaign seeks […]