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Aaron's Double-Double Lifts Daggers Past Phoenix in ABBA Division 2
Devea Aaron delivered a 20-point, 13-rebound double-double to lead the Old Road Daggers past Phoenix 69-66 in ABBA Division 2 on Tuesday. The Navigators also picked up a win, outgunning the Flyers in the night's other featured matchup.
ABDF Officer: Military Uniform Found in Nigel Christian Murder Probe Could Not Have Been Civilian-Obtained
A senior ABDF officer testified in the Nigel Christian murder trial that a genuine military camouflage uniform recovered during the investigation could not have been obtained by civilians and must have come from within the Defence Force.
Rashid Walker Named Gospel Artist of the Year at National Music Awards
Gospel singer Rashid Walker was named Gospel Artist of the Year at Antigua and Barbuda's National Music Awards on Tuesday night, beating out fellow finalists for the honour.
ABEC Introduces Transparent Ballot Boxes to Boost Election Security and Public Trust
The Antigua and Barbuda Electoral Commission has announced the introduction of transparent ballot boxes, saying the change is aimed at strengthening election security and boosting public confidence in the voting process.
Kuttin Eddge Band Claims Band of the Year at National Music Awards
The Kuttin Eddge Band was named Band of the Year at Tuesday night's National Music Awards, defeating fellow finalist Climax Band to claim the top honour.
Dr. Zahra Lake Named Arranger of the Year at National Music Awards
Dr. Zahra Lake was named Arranger of the Year at Tuesday night's National Music Awards, honoured for her contributions to the growth and development of steel pan music in Antigua and Barbuda.
Police Forward Khaleel Simon Death Investigation to Coroner's Office
Police have completed their investigation into the death of 18-year-old Khaleel Simon, with the matter now forwarded to the coroner's office for further review. The update was confirmed by the head of the Criminal Investigations Department at a recent press briefing.
US Military Strike Kills 168 Children at Iranian School, Probe Finds
A US military strike on an Iranian elementary school on February 28 killed at least 168 children and 14 teachers, according to preliminary findings of an ongoing military investigation. The strike is believed to have occurred due to outdated intelligence about a nearby naval base.
US Visitor Fined $1,000 After Drug Dog Flags Cannabis at V.C. Bird Airport
A 34-year-old American, Fady Aziz Saloum, was fined $1,000 after pleading guilty to cannabis possession following his arrest at V.C. Bird International Airport on March 7th, when a police drug-detection dog alerted officers to his luggage.
IWD Piggy Bank Drive Raises Over EC$1,200 for Youth Charity as YWiL Concludes Mentorship Programme
The IWD Piggy Bank Initiative raised over EC$1,200 in a single day for Youth Arise, a charity founded by YWiL participant Makiba Ward, as the Young Women in Leadership programme concluded its eight-week mentorship cycle.
High Court Refuses to Strike Out Bramble's Challenge to Electronic Crimes Act
Justice Renee Williams of the High Court of Antigua and Barbuda has denied a bid to strike out Bramble's challenge to the Electronic Crimes Act, allowing the case to proceed on its merits. The ruling comes amid a history of late filings by both parties, which resulted in separate cost orders against each side.
Antigua and Barbuda National Music Awards 2025 Celebrates Local Excellence
The Antigua and Barbuda National Music Awards 2025 celebrated the excellence of local musical talent, honouring outstanding artists and contributors across the nation's music industry.
Ministry Congratulates National Music Awards Winners and Nominees
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NODS to Host First-Ever CERT Exhibition and Annual Caribe Wave Tsunami Exercise
The National Office of Disaster Services will host the first-ever CERT Exhibition at St. Johnston's Village Sports Complex alongside the annual Caribe Wave Tsunami Exercise next week. Both events are aimed at bolstering community resilience and national disaster preparedness.
FM Greene Represents Antigua and Barbuda at Twelfth UK-Caribbean Ministerial Forum
Minister of Foreign Affairs, Trade and Barbuda Affairs Greene attended the Twelfth UK-Caribbean Ministerial Forum in London on March 10, 2026, where regional and UK officials reviewed partnership progress and discussed shared priorities including climate issues.
ABEC Issues Voter Guidelines for St Philip North By-Election on March 16
The Antigua and Barbuda Electoral Commission has issued official voting guidelines ahead of the St Philip North by-election on March 16, 2026, reminding voters to bring identification and follow instructions from presiding officers.
ABEC Releases Official Guidelines Ahead of St. Philip North By-Election
ABEC has issued election day guidelines ahead of the St. Philip North by-election, as reported by Antigua.news. Full details of the guidelines are expected to be available through official Elections Commission channels.
Police Reopen Cold Cases, Seek FBI Assistance in Fresh Push for Justice
Antiguan police have reopened cold case files and are seeking FBI assistance in a renewed push to resolve previously unsolved crimes. The development offers fresh hope to families of victims awaiting justice.
Calvin Ayre Foundation Arranges Emergency Medical Evacuation for Antiguan Worker
The Calvin Ayre Foundation has arranged an emergency medical evacuation for an Antiguan construction worker in need of specialized thoracic care overseas. The foundation collaborated with relevant parties to facilitate the critical transfer, according to Antigua News Room.
Body Found at Old Ottos School Compound Identified as Peter Thompson
Police have confirmed that the partially decomposed body found inside a vehicle at the Old Ottos School compound on February 2nd is that of Peter Thompson. The identification was announced by CID head Assistant Commissioner of Police Lisbon Michael.