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The rehabilitation will include roof repairs, upgraded utilities, improved security, and modernised living spaces as the government prepares the Cardin Home for its 100th anniversary in May 2027.

The six-week internship places high school and first-year college students in government ministries, giving them practical experience in public service, governance and policy development.

Authorities said no injuries, structural damage or tsunami threat had been reported and advised residents to monitor official updates if further seismic activity occurs.

Kelly Williams, the youngest victim recovered from the MV Barima disaster, was identified after rescue teams located her body. Her parents remain among the 83 people still missing.

Police and the Antigua and Barbuda Coast Guard are investigating social media claims that human remains were found underwater off Parham Dock, but say they have not yet verified the reported location.

Anthony admitted to four counts of fraudulent conversion involving clients' travel funds. Sentencing is scheduled for 25 September, when the High Court will consider the extent of the financial losses.

The collision sank one vessel and left another badly damaged, with 14 survivors rescued and several seriously injured.

Young said Trinidad and Tobago was right to provide humanitarian assistance after Venezuela's earthquakes but stressed that recent diplomatic exchanges do not resolve the wider issues between the two countries.

The seven-night voyage from St. Thomas to San Juan will combine luxury yacht cruising with rum tastings, island excursions and cultural experiences, offering travellers a deeper look into the Caribbean’s heritage.

Celebration Key welcomed an average of 6,500 visitors a day during its first year, making it one of the Caribbean’s busiest cruise destinations while boosting tourism and economic activity in Grand Bahama.

Authorities have widened the search area, deployed divers and air support, and launched multiple investigations after the MV Barima capsized off Guyana's coast, with concerns raised over passenger records and crew conduct.

Scientists recorded 94 small earthquakes over the past week near Dominica's volcanic system, but authorities say the alert level remains Yellow and there is no indication of an imminent eruption.

Caribbean leaders, including Barbados Prime Minister Mia Amor Mottley, joined former cricketers and regional governments in honouring Sir Garfield Sobers, celebrating his lasting impact on West Indies cricket and the Caribbean.

British Airways cancelled a flight from Saint Lucia to Guyana after technical problems were identified during pre-departure checks, leaving passengers stranded for hours before alternative travel arrangements were announced.

JetBlue will end its New York-Antigua service later this year as part of a wider network restructuring, reallocating aircraft to support expanded operations from Fort Lauderdale while offering affected passengers rebooking or refund options.

The XCD$1.81 million project at Pointe Michel will provide improved visitor amenities, regulated vending spaces and enhanced tourism infrastructure while supporting sustainable tourism and local businesses.

Prime Minister Gaston Browne said the government will consult stakeholders before tabling a parliamentary resolution on the Citizenship by Investment Programme as international pressure over visa-free travel intensifies.

Running from July 19 to 26, Goûté Domnik will feature Restaurant Week, a One Pot Challenge and fixed-price menus as Dominica promotes its Creole cuisine, local ingredients and culinary tourism.

Webbe clocked a personal best of 14.26 seconds to win bronze in the men's 110m hurdles, becoming the first athlete from St. Kitts and Nevis to medal in the event at the NACAC Championships.

Parliament approved a resolution setting 12 principles for negotiations with Washington, requiring case-by-case approvals, security checks and full funding commitments before any migrant transfers can proceed.