A LIAT flight attendant is expected to appear before a magistrate in Barbados on drug related charges today. 

All government schools in Barbados are to be closed from 12:30 p.m. today. 

The University Hospital of the West Indies is now treating two cases of the Influenza A (H1N1) virus commonly called Swine Flu. According to The Gleaner the patients – a 10-month-old child and an adult – were transferred to the University … Continue reading →

St. Lucia’s Commissioner of Police says law enforcement officers are hoping to execute a number of arrests in connections with late 2015 sexual assaults. 

In St. Vincent and the Grenadines. The main opposition New Democratic Party is changing a decision to keep its MPs away from the parliament.

Police in Guyana are still searching for two gunmen following a shootout in south Ruimveldt. 

Ex-National Security and Home Affairs Minister Guy Mayers is being blamed for the fall out over the alleged extra-judicial killings by St. Lucia Police during an anti-crime exercise called ‘Operation Restore Confidence’. 

Rastafarians in Guyana are calling for a review of existing legislation as it relates to marijuana. 

Lawyers for expelled Barbados Labour Party MP Dr. Maria Agard threaten legal action. 

The Barbados-based Caribbean Development Research Services says the ruling Unity Labour Party in St. Vincent and the Grenadines is “likely to emerge victorious” in the December 9th general election.