One of the six troubled teenage girls currently being housed in prison reportedly had a meltdown and was rushed to hospital over the weekend.

National Security Minister Dr Errol Cort said he is pushing for the construction of a police station with a fire service facility on the southern side of the island.

The Lions Club of Antigua will beef-up its security this weekend for its last two dances of the 2012 Carnival celebration that officially ended on Tuesday.

Police have no leads that will help them find the perpetrators of Friday’s service station heist, which led to the killing of attendant Dorothy Prince.

The supervisor of the Emergency Medical Services (EMS) has decided he’s had enough and wants a transfer.

Two men who allegedly complained of stomach and back pains and refused to go to the hospital on New Year’s day succumbed to conditions to be determined in post mortems.

The Antigua Trades & Labour Union (AT&LU) has threatened “to take whatever action it deems appropriate” if Emergency Medical Services (EMS) workers do not receive

About 30 Emergency Medical Services (EMS) workers agitating for back pay are expected to be slow on their feet today until they get word about when they’ll be paid more than $100,000 in risk pay approved from January.

Over a month since industrial action came to an end by the Emergency Medical Services (EMS), talk of returning to strike action has not abated.

Just days after an end was seemingly put to the two-week-long industrial action by staff at the Emergency Medical Services (EMS), employees are threatening to renew the strike action.