Job creation for the unemployed in the country is still high on the agenda for the Antigua & Barbuda Labour Party (ABLP), led by political leader Gaston Browne.

A new tropical cyclone appears to be forming in the mid-Atlantic. The Met Office, though, says it should not impact us.

A regional trade union leader has voiced his support for the LIAT’s planned re-fleeting operation.

Antigua and Barbuda’s new information commissioner was expected to receive his instruments of appointment on Wednesday.

A post mortem on the body of police constable Marlon Scotland revealed that he died of a blood clot in one of his veins.

Head of the Criminal Investigations Department Nuffield Burnette says the police are not ruling out foul play as they probe the death of remand prisoner Deon “Ticks” Thomas.

A contract between artistes and organizers of Carnival’s calypso competition calls for points to be carried over from each stage of the competition and eventually determine the overall winner.

The Gilbert Agricultural and Rural Development Centre (GARD Centre) is distancing itself from alleged scammers who were in St John’s, yesterday,

Residents on the sister isle are complaining about the shortage of police officers at the Barbuda Police Station as reports indicate the facility is staffed with about half the number it is supposed to have.

“That decision is going to be dealt with by the party at its convention.”