The Public Accounts Committee has called for changes to financial instructions after a report from the Auditor-General about the handling of a forged cheque.
The report stemmed from an incident in whi...
A minister targeted by a plot involving forged cheques has lashed out about the handling of the investigation.
Addressing the House of Assembly, Derrick Burgess, who was linked with Ewart Brown in the...
A St George’s man was this morning ordered to pay more than $1,000 in restitution after cracking another man’s car windshield with a bottle.
Glen Fox, 50, pleaded guilty in Magistrates’ Court to charg...
A Warwick man was this morning charged with trespassing in three homes and prowling about a fourth.
Coltrane Ratteray, 49, was not required to plea as the matters are indictable and must be heard by t...
A number of teenagers were charged this morning with a series of fights, said to be linked to a rivalry between centrally located students and those from the East End.
The first of the three fights wa...
A St George’s teen has been ordered to serve more than 200 hours of community service for leading police on a chase through Hamilton.
Calvin Wilson, 17, pleaded guilty in April to failing to stop for ...
The conviction of the two men jailed for the murder of Randy Robinson is safe, according to a Court of Appeal judgment.
Both Devon Hewey and Jay Dill were sentenced to life in prison for the 2011 shoo...
Amendments aimed at prohibiting discrimination on the grounds of mental illness were roundly supported in the House of Assembly on Friday.
Sylvan Richards, the Minister of Social Development and Sport...
A Pembroke man today admitted stealing an electric drill and a bolt set to sell for food.
Raymond Robinson, 52, pleaded guilty to two counts of theft, both related to incidents that took place last we...
A Paget man was this morning charged with a plot to import heroin, along with possessing about 50g of cocaine freebase.
Damon Morris, 26, was formally charged with conspiring with others to import 86....
