St. Lucia’s Health and Wellness Department is preparing for a possible outbreak of dengue in the coming months. The Caribbean has been put on alert for Dengue Fever and countries across the region are launching public awareness campaigns and other programs, to help stave off a major outbreak in the tourism-dependent …

Containers at the Castries harbor will be transferred to facilitate more cruise ships at the port. Prime Minister Allen Chastanet made the disclosure at the Millennium Highway and West coast road signing ceremony.

The Friday January 25th rally planned for the slain mother of two, Kimberley De Leon, at the Derek Walcott Square in Castries was a no go. The Justice for Kimberly group has been trying to get answers from investigators on De Leon’s murder.  

As the crisis in Venezuela continues, Caribbean Community (CARICOM) leaders say they are abiding by the principles of non-interference and non-intervention in the affairs of state. In a joint statement issued on Friday, the leaders however said they would be seeking United Nation’s assistance in resolving the issue.

Despite confirmation of the anticipated confidence debate in the lower house for January 29th, opposition MPs have expressed concern on what they say is an inordinate number of items also carded for debate. Opposition leader Philip J Pierre has accused the government side of the house of deliberately inflating the …

Police have arrested four people in connection with another spate of vehicle theft. Investigators have been able to track down and recover four vehicles each reported stolen hours apart between January 24th and 25th. But, there’s good news for the victims. At present, each of the stolen vehicles has been …

A 25-year-old Bruceville resident was injured in an early morning shooting on January 24th.  The victim has been identified as Jahmill Pierre. News4orce has learned that a gunman who concealed his identity during the attack, opened fire on Pierre while on his commute near the ‘Shanty Town’ area in Vieux Fort. …

Over 7 citizens have expressed interest in contesting the Soufriere seat on a St. Lucia Labor Party ticket at the next general election.

The community of Laborie is positing itself to take advantage of opportunities in village tourism.