On today’s WTJX Radio NewsFeed: Assistant Attorney General Nicholas Ostremon was pressed today by Judge Ernest Morris about his presentation of evidence in the first Medicaid fraud trial.

Municipal Vendor Services will pay government purchase orders up front; the company is named in a federal lawsuit alleging it was created to divert money from investors. 

Judge warns trial could take five weeks if attorneys cannot agree on basic documents; co-defendant accepts plea deal, admits claiming grandchildren on Medicaid account. 

Del. Stacey Plaskett, Sen. Milton Potter secure 62.8% of gubernatorial vote; Ex-Sen. Janelle Sarauw wins delegate race, while Hadiya Sewer takes senator-at-large seat. 

District Court judge dismisses Jed JohnHope’s lawsuit over congressional ballot disqualification.

Plaintiffs in Jeffrey Epstein-linked lawsuit against Virgin Islands government and former officials appeal federal court ruling after judge closes case. 

Kyle Fleming, former director of the VI Energy Office, questions WAPA’s generation projects and accountability as the territory continues to face high electricity costs.