September 11, 2025

Sports

Collier makes MVP case with 50-40-90 season

Lynx forward Napheesa Collier made her MVP case on Thursday night, becoming just the second player in WNBA history to finish a regular season with a 50-40-90 shooting split.

September 11, 2025

Sports

Commanders RB Ekeler exits with Achilles injury

Commanders RB Austin Ekeler sustained a non-contact Achilles injury in the fourth quarter of Thursday’s 27-18 loss to the Packers.

September 11, 2025

Sports

Packers continue impressive start to season with victory over Commanders

Remember when the Packers couldn’t beat any playoff-caliber teams? Not anymore.

September 11, 2025

Politics

Trump cheered on at Yankee Stadium by fans — accurately predicts victory: ‘You’re gonna win’

“You’re gonna win. You’re gonna go all the way,” Trump told the Bronx Bombers gathered in the clubhouse before the game at Yankee Stadium.

September 11, 2025

Local News

Judge Sets Oct. 3 Deadline in Coral Bay Marina Dispute

A St. John family has been given until Oct. 3 to secure legal counsel in their ongoing battle with proposed marina developers Summer’s End Group, LLC. Superior Court Judge Sigrid Tejo issued that directive to the survivors of two Coral Bay property owners at the end of the hearing held Wednesday.
The survivors of sisters Minerva and Eglah Marsh — owners of Parcels 10-17 and 10-18 Estate Carolina — and the lawyer representing the developers made virtual appearances at that hearing. Attorney David Cattie told the judge he intended to enforce a settlement agreement already reached between the parties.
“This is a four-year-old case; we want to file a motion to enforce the settlement agreement. All they want to do is ask for more time,” Cattie said.
But a family representative for the Marsh Sisters’ Family Trust described efforts to hire a lawyer, associated costs and delays. “It has really eaten up a lot of our time because some attorneys have taken up to two weeks to review, because it’s such a complex case,” said witness Jacqueline Clendinen.
Other lawyers have withheld their services because they have conflicts of interest involving other parties in the case, she said.
When the civil complaint was first filed in April 2021, the plaintiffs said they were promised an agreement that included payments by the developers for the use of their land. Over the years, those promises never materialized while the land in question became tied up in litigation. “Plaintiffs seek to declare their rights and be paid what is due to them from Defendants for the fair market value of the loss of use of their properties,” court records said.
Cattie accused the family of trying to renegotiate the amount spelled out in an existing agreement; the plaintiffs say the agreement was never finalized. “They delayed this case and what I suspect is when they get an attorney, the attorney will ask for an extension,” he said.
Tejo gave the family until Oct. 3 to find a lawyer and notify the court. She also set a hearing for Oct. 22 to determine what comes next.
At the same time, Tejo acknowledged that the Virgin Islands is a small community where everybody knows each other and might pose a challenge when hiring a lawyer.
She advised the plaintiffs to consider hiring an off-island counsel. “Whether it seems fair or unfair, it is your responsibility to move this case forward,” the judge said.

September 11, 2025

Entertainment

Henry Cavill injured while training for ‘Highlander’ remake, likely pushing production to 2026: report

Cavill is said to have sustained an unspecified injury while training for the long-awaited reboot.

September 11, 2025

Lifestyle

Couple praised for taking 5-hour break on wedding day to do this: ‘This makes so much sense’

It’s their party and they’ll take a break if they want to.

September 11, 2025

Local Government

Coast Guard repatriates 66 aliens following an unlawful voyage vessel interdiction in Mona Passage waters off Puerto Rico

News Release

U.S. Coast Guard Southeast District Puerto Rico and U.S. Virgin IslandsContact: Coast Guard Puerto Rico PA OfficeOffice: 787-729-2381After Hours: 787-510-7923Southeast District Puerto Rico and U.S. Virgin Islands online newsroom

Coast Guard repatriates 66 aliens following an unlawful voyage vessel interdiction in Mona Passage waters off Puerto Rico
09/11/2025 08:49 PM EDT

The crew of Coast Guard Cutter Heriberto Hernandez repatriated 66 aliens to the San Pedro de Macoris, Dominican Republic, Thursday, following the interdiction of an unlawful migration vessel voyage in Mona Passage waters off Puerto Rico.

The repatriated aliens were transferred to awaiting Dominican Republic Navy authorities including 48 individuals (41 men and seven women) who claimed to be of Dominican Republic nationality; 16 individuals (13 men and three women), who claimed to be Haitian and two men, who claimed to be Romanian. No minors were identified in this case.

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September 11, 2025

Dakota Johnson’s Latest See-Through Look Is Her Most Daring Yet

Dakota Johnson is rocking fifty shades of sheer.
The Materialists star stepped out in a jaw-dropping take on the naked dress for the Kering Foundation’s Caring for Women dinner in New York City…

September 11, 2025

Politics

Appeals Court Lets Government Cut Off Medicaid Funds to Planned Parenthood

The ruling temporarily put back in effect a law banning Medicaid reimbursements to the organization, jeopardizing a large share of its revenue.

September 11, 2025

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