On today’s WTJX Radio NewsFeed: The Department of Licensing and Consumer Affairs says it is reviewing an incident involving one of its enforcement officers, after video of a confrontation at a Frenchtown business spread on social media.

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. 

A Red Hook charter company says CBP seized its vessel over a ROAM app error. A second operator’s boat was seized over a missed clearance deadline. 

Board votes unanimously to let licensed retailers sell hemp products during business hours instead of a fixed 8 a.m. to 7 p.m. window. 

Officials moved fast to clean the Frederiksted monuments, but faint marker traces and a damaged protective coating mean restoration work is not finished yet.