ST. THOMAS - After months of public hearings and delayed votes, the Senate rejected one of the lease agreements between the government and Alpine Energy Group.   »

ST. THOMAS - The young woman who is at the crux of the domestic violence charges swirling around Sen. Adlah Donastorg Jr. has obtained an attorney who has produced a written statement for her. »

ST. THOMAS - Internet connections in the Virgin Islands are less than half the speed of the average U.S. mainland connections, according to data collected in the government's $1.3 million broadband mapping project. »

ST. THOMAS - The Senate passed a number of bills, resolutions and nominations at Monday's session, including a measure to create a new holiday in the Virgin Islands. »

ST. THOMAS - The 28th Legislature overrode seven gubernatorial vetoes at Monday's session. »

ST. THOMAS - Lawyers for St. Clair "Whadablee" DeSilvia, 50, and Marco Mendoza, 57, are seeking a new trial for their clients. »

ST. THOMAS - A police officer's service revolver is at the center of a firearms case in which a man is accused of threatening to kill another man. »

ST. THOMAS - David Carter pleaded guilty Monday in V.I. Superior Court to stabbing a man in the neck last October in Hull Bay. »

A transmission problem at ABC affiliate WSVI on St. Croix affected the Academy Awards broadcast Sunday night. People throughout the territory who pick up their television signal by antenna also experienced difficulty viewing other ABC programming. »

ST. THOMAS - Criminal charges were upheld against Mitchell Browne, who police said had two guns, 464 grams of marijuana and $27,510 in cash on him when he was stopped for driving a car with illegally tinted windows. »

Government to offer free health screenings in Tutu »

ST. THOMAS - A V.I. Superior Court magistrate judge found probable cause Monday to uphold weapons and drugs charges against an Altona man. »

ST. THOMAS - V.I. Superior Court Magistrate Judge Kathleen Mackay on Monday doubled the bail for an Estate Nadir man facing weapons charges. »

On the eve of his inauguration, University of the Virgin Islands President David Hall looked at the big picture. »