Barbados staged an epic comeback in the final quarter to edge Saint Lucia 42-40 and win a thrilling encounter at the Netball ...

Walter Oneal Prescod told police he had concealed more than 120 kilogrammes of cannabis on a yacht and planned to sell it to pay for his wife’s cancer medication, a jury heard on Wednesday.

The father of Jamal Clarke told the No.3 Supreme Court on Tuesday that he last saw his son alive on the morning he died, before learning from Jamal’s twin brother that he had been shot and later died.

A Christ Church man has pleaded guilty to several offences arising from the possession of a shotgun, nine rounds of ammunition and quantities of cannabis and the synthetic drug MDMA, also known as ...

Uncertainty over the government’s delay in raising the threshold for valued added tax (VAT) registration is making it difficult for businesses to plan their finances and operations, the Institute of ...

Minister of Education Transformation Chad Blackman has described the rising rate of childhood obesity in Barbados as “scary and staggering”, with just shy of half of the country’s children now ...

Residents in St John say infrequent bus services are making their daily commutes difficult, with some reporting waits of several hours for public transport.

Government has launched the Barbados School Nutrition Policy Recognition Awards to encourage healthier school environments and help combat childhood obesity and non-communicable diseases across the ...

Chidi Uzomba, who was the subject of a “Wanted Man” bulletin, issued on October 8, 2026, in connection with a serious criminal matter, is now in police custody.

Jason Kevin Marshall, 41, and Makeda Aja Latasha Kirton, 38, both of Dodds Land, St Philip, have been remanded to prison after appearing before the District ‘A’ Traffic Court on Wednesday, charged ...

Barbados is better positioned to withstand global economic risks, Central Bank Governor Dr Kevin Greenidge insisted on Tuesday, even as growth slows to around two per cent after the rapid ...

Virtual hearings and changes that allow trials to continue when magistrates leave office are at the heart of sweeping reforms ...