INQUIRY Inquiry into deadly Anse Cochon boat crash opens Tuesday
A five-member Commission of Inquiry begins public hearings on October 13 into the July collision that killed four people off Anse La Raye.
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News from Castries, Vieux Fort, Soufrière and across Saint Lucia.
ARREST Three face gun charges after Castries home search
Police recovered a Glock 19, ammunition and cannabis resin from a Bexon residence; all three suspects denied bail.
COURT Dallas officer Amber Guyger walks free after seven years for Saint Lucian's death
Guyger was released on parole October 1 after serving most of her 10-year sentence for fatally shooting accountant Botham Jean in his apartment.
COURT Man Charged in Death of Venus Joseph: Body Found Burned in Vieux Fort Car
Larian Swanson arrested and charged with murder of Venus "Toho" Joseph, whose remains were discovered in a charred vehicle at Cannelles over 16 months ago.
CARIBBEAN STANDOFF SAINT LUCIA'S €10M GAMBLE: EU demands end to citizenship scheme by June 2028
Prime Minister Pierre faces impossible choice: kill the programme that funds 10% of government revenue or lose visa-free access to Europe.
SAINT LUCIA JULIEN ALFRED'S GOLD: Saint Lucia still united two years after historic Olympic medals
The sprinter's 2024 Paris triumph brought the nation together like nothing since 1979, now the question is whether that unity can last.
HOMICIDE CASTRIES MAN SHOT DEAD: Justus Leo, 40, found with multiple gunshot wounds in Bexon
Police are hunting for witnesses to the Saturday night killing and urge anyone with information to call the Criminal Investigations Unit.
SPORTS SAINT LUCIA WINS FIRST OLYMPIC CHESS BRONZE
Men's team claims historic medal in Uzbekistan; three players earn master titles.
Mighty Sparrow, calypso legend, dies at 91
Trinidad and Tobago's Slinger Francisco, known worldwide as the Mighty Sparrow, has passed away in New York.
Caribbean nations push for greater global voice on climate, reparations
CARICOM leaders are demanding UN reform and international action on climate finance and historical injustices as the region faces mounting economic pressures.
St. Lucia needs local manufacturing push, says columnist
Opinion piece argues Caribbean islands must reduce dependence on imports and develop domestic production.
St. Lucia grapples with perception of lenient court sentences
Public concern grows over bail amounts and penalties in criminal cases, as police pledge tougher enforcement.