Domestic Violence & Injury Risk: A St. Thomas woman, Ulissa George, was arrested after police say she stabbed her boyfriend with kitchen scissors during an Annas Retreat altercation tied to marijuana, with charges including third-degree assault and possessing a dangerous weapon. Road Safety: A scooter rider was taken to Dr. D. Orlando Smith Hospital after a reported hit by a vehicle in Sea Cows Bay; details on injuries are still unclear. Community Health Education: The Virgin Islands State Nurses Association is seeking support for its free, nurse-led public health outreach “Teaching Moments,” covering topics like asthma management, fracture care, senior health, and preventive care. Medicare Costs Watch: A Medicare Part D subsidy that helped lower prescription plan costs is ending early, raising concerns about higher premiums and co-pays for beneficiaries in 2027. Public Health Preparedness: BVI Disaster Management is urging residents to complete seasonal readiness steps as Atlantic conditions shift, including stocking food, water, and medication and planning for chronic health needs. Cannabis Regulation Update (USVI): Licensed cultivation in the USVI could start within weeks, with at least two dispensaries possibly opening before year-end—though sales depend on a product-testing lab being operational. Foodborne Illness Alert (Mainland): Health officials linked a Salmonella outbreak to imported jalapeños, prompting some retailers to remove affected peppers while investigations continue. Violence & Health System Strain (USVI): Two brothers were killed in a Castle Coakley shooting, pushing St. Croix’s homicide count higher and underscoring ongoing community safety concerns.