ST. THOMAS- The Legislature of the Virgin Islands has re-opened and will be operating during regular business hours today.
As a reminder, due to COVID-19 pre-cautions, the Legislature continues to be closed to the public. All legislative meetings and hearings can be viewed at LEGIT TV Channel 26 and on facebook.com/U.S. Virgin Islands Legislature and can also be heard on WVSE 91.9 FM.
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