On today’s WTJX Radio NewsFeed: While lawmakers discussed VIDE’s new Electronic Device Policy, Education Assistant Commissioner Victor Somme III said cell phones were used to call in a string of bomb threats that have targeted schools on St. Thomas over the past week.
A judge transferred the eviction case between the GVI and Island Laundries to the Civil Division for litigation, ruling that the company had raised a colorable defense.
Island Laundries eviction case exposes decades of lease violations and non-collection by gov’t. Subbase property needed for VIPA’s development plans with cruise line.
Department of Licensing and Consumer Affairs fines Prosperity Farm Distillery for operating without proper business license; distillery faces zoning issue.
Virgin Islands government buys historic Christiansted building to house OMB and Department of Finance in a move designed to cut costs and boost economic activity in town.
Judge to consider motion for acquittal/new trial in Calvert White case as Ray Martinez moves to hire private investigator to help prepare him for his bribery trial.
Ex-Sen. Steven Payne Sr. seeks new trial after Florida sexual battery conviction involving a minor 
Liberty Day ceremony highlights David Hamilton Jackson’s fight for free press, labor rights 
VIPA board scales back marine tariff fee increases but protesters say changes do not go far enough
BOE members, former senatorial candidate seek TRO to stop Raymond Williams from chairing meetings 
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