St Lucia recorded another homicide, with a shooting death on Saturday  morning in the Dennery valley. The fatal incident happened during the community j’ouvert festivities.  According to preliminary reports the man was at the j’ouvert jump up when a man walked up to him with a gun and shot him …

The business section of upper Clarke street, Vieux Fort was on alert Thursday afternoon, following a fire in the building housing wet and cold enterprises and other businesses. The fire service had to be at the top of its game in order minimize the damage.  

The civil service association is seeking government intervention in helping the labour tribunal understand its role. The CSA accuses the labour tribunal of abusing its authority by not delivering a ruling on the st. Lucia electricity services limited (LUCELEC) grade structure issue. The grade structure issue is one of two matters …

The National Youth Council’s (NYC) elections are scheduled for later this month. The interest in this year’s NYC elections is high, with several teams contesting. But as we hear in this report the enthusiasm may be boiling over.      

St. Lucia’s hospitality sector has once again opened up its doors to residents. The latest stay-cation promotion is seeking to have residents enjoy the best of their facilities at discounted rates.  

The former leader of the Lucians Peoples Movement Theorald Prudent is one of three front-runners seeking to contest the Gros Islet seat on a St. Lucia Labour Party ticket. Prudent says his vast life experience and training, have prepared him to serve the people of Gros Islet and to provide …

The minister for tourism Dominic Fedee says the opposition St. Lucia Labour Party is being hypocritical in its position on Virgin Atlantic’s decision to end its service to St. Lucia.

Prime minister Allen Chastanet has again sought to allay the concerns of St. Lucians over the impact of Virgin Atlantic’s end of service to St. Lucia. The prime minister says the government took the best decision in light of the options that it faced.

The Civil Service Association says 3rd parties and not the management of the LUCELEC, are responsible for the long delay in resolving outstanding issues.

A former minister in the Dr. Kenny Anthony led administration Dr. James Fletcher has spoken out on his most recent award. Dr. Fletcher is one of only three Caribbean nationals chosen for the Chevening Global Change-maker award. Dr. Fletcher, who was awarded for work on climate change says a lot …