Daily Archives: May 8, 2017

Two years after three men were caught red-handed stripping a stolen Toyota Corolla of its parts, they have admitted guilt before a judge in the High Court.

Local vendors and residents who attended the Dickenson Bay Beach Bash have expressed mixed views on the return of the Sailing Week event at the culmination of this year’s 50th celebrations.

The president of the Antigua & Barbuda Fishermen’s Cooperative has dismissed the suggestion made by Minister of Agriculture and Fisheries, Arthur Nibbs, to reposition the lobster closed season.

Today is Diandra’e Eusebe’s second birthday but his parents and grandfather will be spending the day picking up the pieces of their lives after a fire destroyed their New Winthorpes home yesterday.

A regional child rights activist is advocating for the setting up of “decentralised, open and professionally structured services” to address issues related to sex crimes in Antigua & Barbuda.

Four Syrian refugees who had been stuck in Antigua & Barbuda for two years have finally reached their destination in America.

Arsenal ended Manchester United's 25-match unbeaten run in the Premier League and kept up their hopes of securing a place in the top four.

ROSEAU, Dominica, CMC – West Indies selectors have kept faith with the same squad of 13 for the decisive third and final Test of the current series against Pakistan, starting on Wednesday at Windsor Park here.

The news reports painted a grim picture. The University of the West Indies (UWI) is in financial peril because of the inability of Caribbean governments to keep their commitments to the institution.

NEW DELHI, India, CMC – Darren Sammy said he still cares about the game in the Caribbean, but he loses little sleep about a recall to the West Indies team.