Artiste Sherwin Dupes Brice has returned from a concert tour. Now he wants to use his newly acquired knowledge to help develop St. Lucia’s entertainment industry.

This week, the Plain View Combined School distributed some groceries and toiletries to the Comfort Bay Home in Vieux-Fort. The stop at the home is the school’s way of giving back to the older generation.

A young girl is visiting countries around the world in an effort to raise money for vulnerable children. This week, she made a stop at the Ava Maria girls primary school.

Organizers of the 2015 Creole Heritage Festivities met last week to review the traditional event. Recommendations from the deliberations will be used to plan the 2016 Kweyol celebrations.

This week, business organizations in Vieux-Fort met with the police force to discuss their safety concerns.

Meanwhile, the latest draft copy of the Paris climate talks deal was issued around 3 pm on Wednesday. Following its release, hundreds of protesters held a sit-in demonstration, calling for a better deal from the talks – one they say that should be based on climate justice. Alison has that …

There could be another threat to the region’s banana industry. Experts explain that a fungal disease could potentially wipe out the sector, if it reaches Saint Lucia. Authorities here are vowing to take proactive steps to head-off a potential disaster.

In latest youth focus we take a closer look at the controversial issue of corporal punishment.

Paris, France has become the hub of climate change talks and with two rich nations recently-agreeing to the 1.5 degrees Celsius cap on greenhouse gas emissions, small states are hoping to land more ‘yeses’ in a bid to secure what representatives say is their survival. HTS’s Alison Kentish is in …

Residents of Laborie and Bruce-Ville in Vieux Fort received some early Christmas cheer on Saturday, when telecommunications giant Digicel, treated them to a hearty Christmas breakfast.

This December, J.E. Bergasse & Company wanted to have a greater impact on the wider community. so the company made a monetary contribution to members and staff of the children’s home in Ciceron.

This month, the St. Lucia divers association will be hosting yet another lion-fish derby. Its one of the control methods for the spread of the invasive species.

His peers say he is a hero. SPC Curtley Palmer was the police officer who stood up to his attacker on Monday November 30th 2015. The traffic officer is speaking out after a man attempted to set him alight, while he was on-duty on a busy Castries street.

The ministry of health culminated its safe hospital index program this week. The initiative is geared at building climate change resilience at hospitals and other health care facilities.

The Saint Lucia blind welfare association is once again receiving assistance from outreach project – Kids insight. A contingent from the West Virginia university eye institute has been visiting St. Lucia over the past eleven years providing much needed eye care to Saint Lucians with visual impairments.