Daily Archives: May 27, 2017

Eight years after he murdered Steve Reynolds Mingo in an attempted robbery at the victim’s Gray’s Hill home, Trevor “Jojo” Boston was sentenced to 20 years in prison for his crime.

A federal judge has tossed out two life sentences for DC sniper Lee Boyd Malvo and ordered Virginia courts to hold new sentencing hearings.

Two of this country’s top attorneys at law will be on opposing sides in the federal trial of Chinese billionaire Ng Lap Seng, which commences in New York next week, the outcome of which could influence future interpretations of the Prevention of Corruption Act and the Integrity in Public Life Act of Antigua and Barbuda, and, maybe, the wider world.

Work is expected to begin shortly on temporary accommodation for air traffic controllers now that the government has signed a US $2.2 million contract for major “upgrades” to their home at the V C Bird International Airport.

No suspects were in police custody up to last night for the shooting death of Campbell Jackson and the shooting of his son, national footballer Jari Jackson and his friend Tevin George.

Two livestock thieves were yesterday sentenced to spend a total of six years in prison for stealing over $100,000 worth of sheep and goats from a government paddock and a farmer.

Former national and professional player, Lennox “Termite” McCoy, said he could play for another team in the Antigua & Barbuda Basketball Association (ABBA) Division One competition next season.ayoff titles this year, said that should both Vivian “Boast” Destin and Xavier Meade opt out of competing next season, he too would more than likely, opt out as well.

Former head of the Antigua & Barbuda Warri Association (ABWA), Trevor Cranston, has been given a two-year mandate by the newly formed Antigua & Barbuda Draughts Association (ABDA).

BOSTON – As they celebrated defending their Eastern Conference title Thursday night, the Cleveland Cavaliers weren't ready to focus on defending their NBA championship.

ST JOHN’S, Antigua (CMC) – Emmanuel Stewart will have five new caps to lead when the West Indies Under-19 squad embarks on a tour of southern Africa in July.