Glock and ammo draw $26 500 fine
A High Court judge has chastised a young man for finding himself in a situation where he must pay a gun fine – money that could have been a down-payment
Greaves new VP of BCA
The Barbados Cricket Association (BCA) has moved swiftly to fill the position of vicepresident, which was left vacant when Gregory Nicholls stepped down last Saturday. Pedro Greaves, who sat as an ordinary
Husband of decapitated woman charged
NEW YORK – Days after the head of a Guyanese woman was discovered dumped in the Jamaica Bay Wildlife Refuge in Queens, New York, and a month after the rest
Rising use of dangerous pills
Barbados is facing a troubling shift as it relates to drugs as new psychoactive substances begin to take hold across the island, according to the National Council on Substance Abuse
Researchers want tighter rules for AI toys for children
Researchers are calling for tighter regulation of AI-powered toys designed for toddlers, after conducting one of the first tests in the world to investigate how under-fives interact with the technology.
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US eases sanctions on Russian oil at sea
The US has loosened sanctions on other countries buying Russian oil and petroleum already loaded on vessels at sea to curb the economic impact of the US-Israel war with Iran.
Farmers fed up over disposal; assessment to be conducted
Farmers at Spencers, Christ Church, are concerned over what they claim to be the dumping of septic waste on the agricultural land that they cultivate. The farmers say the matter
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BL&P: Global oil price increase driving higher electricity fuel costs
Rising global oil prices are pushing up the fuel component of electricity bills in Barbados, according to a statement issued by the Barbados Light & Power Company Ltd. (BL&P). The
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Man granted bail on motor car robbery charge
Trevere Shakir Millington, 25, of River Land, St. Philip, has been granted bail after appearing in the District ‘C’ Magistrates’ Court on a charge of robbery. Millington was arrested and
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Man in critical condition after shooting in The Pine
A man is in urgent need of blood after being shot last night in The Pine, St Michael. The Nation understands the young man, 26-years-old, who works in the public
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