Archaeologists may have new evidence for the formal identification of the 40m vessel - probably a French merchant ship - hidden for over 200 year in the mud of the Antigua Naval Dockyard at a depth of 2,5 meters

Salvation Army launched its Christmas Kettle campaign, a cheerful 50 years long tradition that brings the sight of red kettles to streets and businesses to raise funds that directly support various community programs throughout the year

Waste management is expected to improve following the handing of the keys of seven garbage trucks to the National Solid Waste Management Authority

The country will host the first True Blue beauty contest, a regional event celebrating the beauty and talent of Caribbean policewomen, scheduled for today 25 October at the John E St Luce Finance and Conference Centre under the theme 'United We Serve'

The Cabinet identified several locations for domestic investment, targeting Antigua and Barbudans who currently have large savings that yield a minimal return, hoping to increase local ownership in the tourism industry