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17 players from Trinidad and Tobago will attend Paris Olympics representing in three sports: athletics, cycling, and swimming.

Prime Minister Dr. Terrance Drew recalled several socioeconomic policies that are currently benefitting the citizens of St. Kitts and Nevis.

The government of St Kitts and Nevis has decided to forgo the CBI dividend as these funds will be allocated to prioritize vital national projects.

Police seized firearms and other illegal possessions in the Central Division targeted in the localities of Cunupia and Claxton Bay.

The re-construction of jetty at the Micoud Bay has completed providing a big relief to the fisherman in the area.

A total of 150 million dollars is all set to be spent to drive the economic growth and enhance the GDP by 8 percent in the next six months

The Caribbean Public Health (CARPHA) has reported that a Fyzabad teen died from dengue and 200 other other cases are also reported.

Police disclosed the arrest of four offenders, including a teenager, during the Driving Under the Influence (DUI) exercise in Port of Spain.

Police is investigating the murder case of a man observed in his house of Naggo Head, Portmore during the early hours of Saturday.

King Charles III met with the West Indies squad at Buckingham Palace on Saturday ahead of their first tour series match against England at Lord’s

Jayhan Odlum Smith- a 22-year-old swimmer has been selected to represent Saint Lucia in the upcoming Paris Olympics

Sensations Restaurant and Bar- a new entity in Nevis has officially opened its doors to the public on Sunday night in Bayfront Road, Charlestown.

A man from San Fernando died after losing control of his car and colliding with five other vehicles on Saturday afternoon.

Hanover Police is conducting an exercise to find three accused men for a crime who raised a firearm against a male victim.

Two boys suspiciously went missing in Guyana from the Unity Beach, East Coast Demerara when they were attempting to swim on Sunday.

A Flash Flood Watch has been issued for Barbados due to the passing of the tropical wave, producing the chances of the excessive rainfall

Saint Catherine registered another case of shooting which left a male complaint injured in Linstead at a construction site.

Police booked a 43-year-old farmer with illegal possession of an M16 rifle and ammunition in Lower Happy Grove, Saint Andrew.

Three murders are reported in Trinidad and Tobago between the night of 5th July and 6th July from Point Fortin, Santa Cruz, and Sangre Grande.

A team of fourteen from Barbados is all set to compete in the two-day 50-over Cup Championships in Trinidad and Tobago from August 11 to September 3, 2024.