Caribbean

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.

Event organisers must notify the Ministry of Health, meet public health requirements, and obtain permits before hosting mass gatherings during Barbados' busy festival season.

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.

The new cruise terminal is expected to support home-porting from November 2027, allowing visitors to begin and end their cruises in St. Kitts while boosting tourism spending and creating new economic opportunities.

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.

Prime Minister Roosevelt Skerrit said Dominica stands in solidarity with Venezuela and is prepared to provide additional assistance if needed as the country continues recovery from the devastating earthquakes.

Kirani James will appear on the new EC$5 banknote as the ECCB replaces Queen Elizabeth II with distinguished Caribbean figures, with the redesigned currency set to begin rolling out across the region in 2027.

The partnership will expand higher education opportunities for students while strengthening agricultural research, workforce development and food security through collaboration between St. Kitts and Nevis and Southern University.

Police have detained a 25-year-old woman after businessman George Reece was found with fatal stab wounds inside a Woodford Gardens apartment.

The tropical wave is expected to bring periods of heavy rain, thunderstorms and gusty winds to Grenada, Carriacou and Petite Martinique from late Monday into Tuesday, increasing the risk of localized flooding.

Police are investigating the fatal shooting of a 16-year-old in Dangriga and are appealing to witnesses and anyone with information to assist in identifying those responsible.

The meeting was attended mainly by party officials, candidates and supporters, with limited participation from residents despite the party outlining its positions on key national issues.

Police believe the shooting was a targeted attack after four armed men stormed a supermarket in San Pedro, killing two people and injuring two others before escaping by boat.

The Prime Creative Arts Centre is expected to provide performance spaces, studios, workshops and training facilities, supporting youth development and the growth of St. Kitts and Nevis’ creative economy.