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The public registry, which allows citizens to search convicted sex offenders by name, alias and location, is now accessible again after months of technical issues left the website offline.

Akil Campbell claimed bronze in the men’s omnium cycling event as Trinidad and Tobago continued its strong medal-winning run at the 2026 Central American and Caribbean Games.

Lloydricia Cameron secured the bronze medal in the women’s shot put with a throw of 17.87 metres, adding to Jamaica’s growing medal tally at the Glasgow 2026 Commonwealth Games.

Former world champion Tajay Gayle claimed gold in the men’s long jump with a leap of 8.15 metres, adding another title to Jamaica’s successful campaign at the Glasgow 2026 Commonwealth Games.

The US$50 million airfield rehabilitation project at V.C. Bird International Airport has reached a major milestone with the completion of runway paving, while final works remain on track for September.

Public Works employees staged a protest outside Prime Minister Gaston Browne’s office over unpaid wages, overtime and job security before holding talks with the Prime Minister.

Persad-Bissessar defended the government's anti-crime measures, saying expanded cooperation with United States security agencies has unsettled criminal networks and those seeking to undermine law enforcement.

Beckford cleared 2.25m on his first attempt to secure gold on countback, ending Jamaica’s 68-year wait for a Commonwealth Games men’s high jump title.

Prime Minister Dr. Terrance Drew said the annual league promotes teamwork, discipline and positive opportunities for young people while strengthening community ties across St. Peter’s.

Prince recovered from a slow start to win the men’s 110m hurdles in 13.17 seconds, finishing ahead of England’s Samuel Bennett and Cyprus’ Milan Trajkovic to secure Jamaica’s first gold medal of the Games.

Shamarie Roberts finished fourth in his 100m heat in 10.63 seconds, delivering one of his strongest performances as he continues his return to top-level international competition.

More than 30,000 workers and self-employed people are now contributing to the Social Security Board, marking the largest registered workforce in the Federation’s history and reflecting growth in employment and wages.

John-Baptiste set a personal best of 14.55 metres to win triple jump gold and added a silver medal in the high jump, boosting Dominica’s medal tally at the Windward Islands School Games in Saint Lucia.

Jasmine Schofield missed her national record by just 0.002 seconds after finishing fourth in her 100m freestyle heat and will return to the pool for her final event at the Glasgow 2026 Commonwealth Games.

The High Court dismissed Mehul Choksi’s 2021 kidnapping claim after he failed to provide £677,000 in security for the defendants’ legal costs, bringing the central part of the case to an end.

Police attributed the decline to intelligence-led policing, stronger cooperation among law enforcement agencies, increased patrols and continued public support, as several categories of crime recorded notable reductions.

Local environmental groups warned that supporting commercial whaling could harm Antigua and Barbuda's international reputation and urged the government to ensure its position reflects the interests of its people.

The upgraded roadway is expected to improve access for residents, particularly during heavy rainfall, after years of muddy conditions made travel difficult for families, motorists and schoolchildren.

Nearly nine years after Hurricane Maria destroyed the Soufrière Preschool, a new early childhood learning centre has been built through a partnership involving Jungle Bay Resort and Spa, community supporters and the Ministry of Education.

The newly branded aircraft features the national flag of St. Vincent and the Grenadines on its tail, promoting the country's tourism, culture and regional identity across the Caribbean.