On today’s WTJX Radio NewsFeed: For the first time in 35 years both valedictorian and salutatorian honors were male students as the Charlotte Amalie High School Class of 2026 celebrated academic excellence, scholarships, championships, and historic milestones during commencement exercises.

Former Senator James Weber III and Roy Sheridan disqualified in separate cases involving district filing rules and running mate consent issues. 

Sheridan names ‘Horris’ Graham on gubernatorial petition despite Graham saying he refused to run; crowded fields emerge for Legislature, Congress, and territorial boards.  

Lawsuit accuses Tramway Properties of deliberately hiring workers without contractor licenses, then using their vulnerability to underpay or stiff them entirely. 

Pharmacist John Forcillo says the VI Board of Pharmacy suspended his license without a hearing or reason, costing him his job and leaving him unable to work nationwide. 

Kyza Callwood, WTJX board chair, says the fundraising effort was driven by growing financial pressures facing public broadcasting and strong community support for WTJX. 

Senator Kenneth Gittens cites unremitted employee deductions, proposes 90-day amnesty bill to boost revenue and accountability.