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WEDNESDAY, NOVEMBER 3: People with small-scale renewable energy systems are now able to sell excess electricity back to Belco, the energy provider announced today. The policy went into effect on Monday. It allows property owners and residents with en...

Former PLP chairman David Burt and community activist Cromwell Shakir have said they are ready to take on their new roles as Government senators. Premier Paula Cox selected the pair for the Upper House, along with BIU executive secretary LaVerne Furb...

Electronics were stolen from two schools in just two nights. According to Police, an unknown person entered Impact Mentoring Academy between 6 p.m. on Thursday and 7.20 a.m. on Friday morning, removing computer equipment and a X-Box 360 video game co...

Final plans for the redevelopment of the Lantana Resort have received criticism from the Department of Conservation Services (DCS). According to the plans available at the Planning Department, a croquet lawn is intended to be built on what is now an ...

A large number of flies reported in a vacant St. George's building were being drawn there by the carcasses of dead rats, the Health Ministry reported yesterday. The infestation in the former St. George and Dragon restaurant building is now being inve...

Premier Ewart Brown said TCD vastly improved under his leadership, despite controversy over millions of dollars spent in cost overruns. He said the department had been plagued with complaints in the past but has since been upgraded with state-of-the-...

Efforts to draw more visitors from the US northeast have yet to bear fruit, according to Shadow Tourism Minister Michael Dunkley. He said he was disappointed to see arrivals from that region fall, despite new tourism statistics showing an increase in...

Overall visitor arrivals rose in the third quarter of 2010 but air arrivals fell as a direct result of Hurricane Igor, Premier Ewart Brown said yesterday. Persons here for business and to see family and friends comprised the majority of visitors the ...