Amara Campbell

Award-winning British-Jamaican chef Dom Taylor, founder of The Good Front Room and winner of Channel 4’s Five Star Kitchen: Britain’s Next Great Chef, died on July 13, 2026.

The additional flights, operating between July 16 and August 31, will add 7,656 seats to the domestic airbridge, helping meet increased demand during the Tobago Heritage Festival and The Great Race.

The limited-time promotion offers one-way Lite fares, including taxes, for travel between Barbados and Guyana in September, giving passengers more affordable options for business and leisure travel.

Police and volunteer rescuers launched an extensive search in Marabella after children reported seeing what appeared to be a baby’s body floating in a river.

CARICOM leaders agreed to use a Trinidad and Tobago state-owned ferry as a temporary cargo service while a permanent regional ferry network is developed to reduce freight costs and strengthen intra-Caribbean trade.

Scientists aboard the RV Falkor recovered a rare deep-sea octopus during Trinidad and Tobago’s first deep-sea expedition, with researchers now examining its DNA to determine whether it represents a previously unknown species.

The Judicial Committee of the Privy Council in London heard the final appeal in Trinidad and Tobago's landmark same-sex intimacy case on Wednesday, with a written judgment expected later this year.

The Barbados-London flight was cancelled after several cabin crew members were allegedly found unfit for duty following a night of heavy drinking, prompting suspensions and an internal investigation.

The additional daily service will operate from December 17, 2026, to April 5, 2027, increasing airlift during the peak winter travel season.

TravelPulse highlighted Nevis as the birthplace of Alexander Hamilton, featuring immersive attractions including The Trial of Hamilton & Nelson and the Alexander Hamilton Island Tour.

Police are investigating the fatal shooting of Amar Bissoon in St Augustine after he became the fourth member of the Bissoon family to die in violent incidents since 2018.

Michael Pintard has urged police to conduct a forensic review of Top Notch Builders' finances, saying new information raises questions about the company's possible links to an ongoing drug trafficking investigation.

Belize remains free of Highly Pathogenic Avian Influenza, but BAHA has urged poultry producers and the public to strengthen biosecurity and report sick or dead birds following outbreaks in Honduras and Costa Rica.

Commissioner Allister Guevarro said the TTPS has adopted a zero-tolerance approach to criminal conduct, warning that any officer who abuses the public’s trust will be removed from the service.

LUCELEC lowered its July fuel surcharge to EC$0.225 per kWh from EC$0.308 after reduced fuel costs in June, giving electricity customers temporary relief on monthly power bills.

The latest fuel price adjustment took effect on June 29, increasing gasoline to EC$18.31 per gallon, while diesel and low-sulphur diesel prices also rose, adding pressure on transport and living costs.

The agreement will support collaboration in technical training, STEM education and green workforce development as St. Kitts and Nevis prepares students for careers in renewable energy, healthcare and digital innovation.

Police intercepted the suspect as he disembarked in Port of Spain after launching a coordinated operation following the fatal stabbing of a church deaconess in Mt. St. George, Tobago.

Police are searching for a masked gunman who opened fire inside a community bar in Bexon, leaving a 16-year-old girl in critical condition and an adult man injured as investigations continue.

Health officials said more than 60% of new HIV cases were among men, with the highest infection rate recorded in people aged 30 to 39 as authorities continue to analyse the trend.