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Old Half Moon Bay Hotel demolished ahead of expected construction
The controversial Half Moon Bay Hotel has been demolished as its new owners prepare for construction of a new resort later this year.
The property...
Law coming to regularise non-nationals
The government announced today that it will pass a law to ensure citizenship for non-nationals who have resided here for more than seven years.
The Cabinet...
PM responds to threat of legal action from Daniel (AUDIO)
Prime Minister Gaston Browne has responded to a threat of legal action by lawyers for Member of Parliament Wilmoth Daniel.
The deputy leader of the...
Work begins on emergency operations centre
Construction work has started on the new headquarters for the National Emergency Operations Centre (NEOC), to be operated by the National Office of Disaster...
Third robbery charge for Evanson
(STRATCOM RELEASE)
Cadaphy "Jun Jun" Evanson of Briggins has been charged again with robbery.
This time he is charged for robbing a Dickenson Bay man of...
VIDEO: Clarevue workers demand better pay, improved working conditions
Workers at the Clarevue Psychiatric Hospital say they want action to address their concerns and not another empty promise.
Prime Minister Gaston Browne visited the...
BREAKING: Skeletal remains, female clothing found
Lawmen have confirmed the discovery of skeletal remains yesterday.
The discovery was made in the Cades Bay area, near Urlings late Sunday afternoon. A pair...
VIDEO: Firefighters rescue elderly man living in worst conditions imaginable
Firefighters have come to the rescue of an ailing elderly man who for years has only known the company of roaches, rats, and other...
7.6 magnitude earthquake shakes the Caribbean Sea, tsunami threat diminishes
A magnitude 7.6 earthquake shook the Caribbean Sea early Tuesday night. As of 10:48 p.m. CST, all tsunami advisories were canceled throughout the Caribbean...
Trial of embattled Parker family to begin on Monday
A Wireless Road family who was allegedly involved in an altercation with police on December 11, 2016, are scheduled to come before the courts next...
Big Drug Fine For Golden Grove Man
Kevin Baptise of Golden Grove was convicted and fined $27,000 for illegal drugs, in St. Johns Magistrate’s Court on Tuesday.
He appeared before Chief Magistrate,...
Fire Department applauds quick reaction to fire alarm
(PRESS RELEASE)
The Royal Police Force of Antigua and Barbuda Fire Brigade is commending the employees who work in the State Insurance Building located at...
Voter registration spikes after talk of snap poll
Hundreds of voters have registered for the next general election in the last three months of 2017.
Based on data provided by the Antigua &...