Bermudian killed in US car crash

Condolences poured in yesterday for Bermudian Juriena Smith Vincent-Lee who was killed in a car crash in North Carolina on Saturday.   The former Bermuda police officer lost her life in the head-on collision; the driver of the other car died as…

Mini Quesadilla, Pizza, Cheese Steak among foods recall due to E. Coli Contamination

Rich Products Corporation, is recalling approximately 196,222 pounds of frozen chicken quesadilla and various other heat treated, not fully cooked frozen mini meals and snack items because they may be contaminated with E. coli, the U.S. Department…

Virus keeps Trini PM away from Liberation Day celebrations

  Prime Minister Kamla Persad-Bissessar failed to show up at Spiritual Shouter Baptist Liberation Day celebrations held across the country yesterday because she was ill.   Minister of National Diversity and Social Integration Clifton De Coteau took…

Nearly 70 per cent of Jamaica’s customers lost power

  The Jamaica Public Service Company (JPS) says nearly 70 per cent of its customers across the island lost their electricity supply in a major power outage this afternoon.   JPS says it has already restored electricity to several areas, but up to…

Bahamas aiming to improve tourism

A digital platform which will give visitors the ability to search for airlift, car rentals and hotels in the Bahamas is among plans outlined by the  BahamasTourism Minister Obie Wilchcombe, as that country seek to impove the tousim product.   Part…

Police uses tear gas in row at Brazil World Cup stadium

  Police in Brazil have used tear gas and smoke grenades to break up clashes between fans who were trying to buy tickets for the inaugural match in a stadium built for the 2014 World Cup.   The football fans had queued overnight at a ticket office…

Chile ex-president Bachelet to run for re-election

  The former president of Chile, Michelle Bachelet, has said she will run for a second mandate in the November poll.   Mrs Bachelet became the first female president of Chile in 2006, serving out her term in 2010.   She has spent the last three…

Police officer denies cavity search and mistreatment of Shanique Myrie

A Barbados police officer accused of conducting a cavity search on Shanique Myrie denied the allegation when she took the stand before the Caribbean Court of Justice (CCJ) today. Constable Sirphene Carrington also insisted that she did not make any…

Dominican military officials among 35 arrested in drug bust

Authorities in the Dominican Republic have arrested 35 people -- including military, police and customs officials -- in a drug bust at the country's busiest airport. The arrests were made in connection with the seizure of a private jet carrying 682…

Police charge McKeeva Bush

The former Premier of the Cayman Islands, William McKeeva Bush, has now been charged and is due to appear in court early next month. Mr. Bush answered his bail this afternoon (Wednesday 20 March) and was formally charged with two counts of…