Tarrus Riley to headline Caribbean American Unity Fest in Lauderdale Lakes
The Lauderdale Lakes will host its annual Caribbean American Unity Fest on June 5, featuring international reggae star Tarrus Riley and veteran Jamaican saxophonist...
Patrick Brown’s Indecent Proposal and young reggae sensation Enoxh win big...
The stage came alive in South Florida over the Mother’s Day weekend as audiences packed two outstanding presentations of the hit Patrick Brown comedy-drama...
How construction lawyers help businesses navigate complex project disputes
The modern building sector operates within a highly complex legal landscape where structural developments require massive financial investments. However, whenever such disagreements arise unexpectedly,...
How to plan Caribbean trips in hurricane season
The upcoming Atlantic hurricane season has a strong chance of above-normal activity. The official season runs from June 1 to November 30.
Planning Caribbean trips...
Miami-Dade elections office launches redesigned website to improve voter access
The Office of the Miami-Dade Supervisor of Elections has launched a redesigned website aimed at making election information more accessible and improving the overall...
Miami-Dade mayor welcomes indictment of Raul Castro, calls for justice for...
Miami-Dade Mayor Daniella Levine Cava says the indictment of former Cuban leader Raúl Castro marks an important step toward long-awaited accountability in the 1996...
Former Broward Sheriff Ken Jenne granted clemency restoring civil rights
Former Broward County Sheriff Ken Jenne has been granted clemency by Florida Gov. Ron DeSantis, restoring civil rights he lost following his 2007 federal...
Jamaica to expand cancer screening and treatment capacity with IAEA support
Jamaica is set to receive technical support from the International Atomic Energy Agency (IAEA) as the Government moves to significantly expand cancer care services...
Jamaica monitoring El Niño development amid rising drought concerns
The Meteorological Service of Jamaica (Met Service) says it is closely monitoring climate indicators suggesting the possible development of a major El Niño event,...
Guyana launches probe into alleged abuse of Indian quarry workers
The government of Guyana has launched an investigation into allegations of abuse and labor violations involving 38 Indian workers employed at a quarrying company...
Bahamas Christian Council urges PM Davis to reconsider Cabinet appointments
The Bahamas Christian Council is calling on Bahamian Prime Minister Philip Davis to reconsider the appointments of two Cabinet ministers over concerns about their...
US indicts former Cuban leader Raul Castro over 1996 downing of...
The United States has unsealed a superseding indictment charging former Cuban leader Raul Castro and five alleged co-conspirators in connection with the 1996 shoot-down...
Chin survives five-game thriller as Mair claims Over-50 crown at All...
The inaugural All Jamaica Masters Squash Championships delivered exactly the kind of spectacle organizers and fans had hoped for on Saturday at the Liguanea...
Red Force end 20-year wait with ruthless fast-bowling masterclass
ST JOHN’S, Antigua — After years of frustration and near misses, the Trinidad and Tobago Red Force finally reclaimed their place at the summit...
Shaw leaves door open for Manchester City return after spectacular season
MANCHESTER, England — After delivering one of the finest seasons of her career, Khadija Shaw has revealed that her preference remains to continue with...
Bunny Shaw crowned WSL Player of the Season after dominant campaign
LONDON, England — Khadija Shaw added another major achievement to an already extraordinary campaign after being named the Women's Super League Player of the...
World Cup warm-up: Lauderhill to host kickoff events ahead of FIFA...
As anticipation builds across South Florida ahead of the FIFA World Cup 2026, the City of Lauderhill is positioning itself at the heart of...
How digital payments are changing everyday transactions in America
The way Americans pay for things has changed more in the last decade than in the previous fifty years. From tapping a phone at...
Caribbean festivals are packing out, and the same volunteers keep holding...
Caribbean festivals in South Florida have become more than just lively celebrations—they're now essential meeting points for the Caribbean American community, drawing bigger crowds...
Jamaica’s economy shrinks 5.9% in first quarter as Hurricane Melissa fallout...
Jamaica’s economy contracted by an estimated 5.9 percent during the January to March 2026 quarter as the country continued to grapple with the fallout...























