Trinidad and Tobago ongoing restoration of its heritage sites has been a long and expensive process, but the recent revival of these national buildings has been met with both praise and criticism.
The St Kitts and Nevis Department of Agriculture has intensified its pest control efforts to address its growing monkey problem. Farmers have reported hundreds of thousands of dollars in losses after their crops were destroyed by Green Vervet monkeys.
Barbados Attorney General Dale Marshall said the government is investigating evidence of corruption at several state entities, and has promised that when the proof is unearthed, some people will face the courts.
Jamaican businesses defying the ban on single-use plastics and Styrofoam products are being taken to court as the government moves to ensure the measure gets complete compliance.
Antigua and Barbuda recorded a marked reduction in murders and other serious crime last year and claims to be one of the safest places in the Caribbean.
Dominica was hit by two earthquakes in the past fortnight. The second quake took place at 8:17pm, according to the Trinidad-based UWI Seismic Research Centre.
The Saint Lucia Jazz Festival organisers have revealed its line up and Chick Corea will be the biggest name performing. Saint Lucia has been hosting a vibrant jazz festival annually since 1992.
Jamaica Prime Minister Andrew Holness recently toured the world-renowned Joy Spence Appleton Estate Rum Experience in Nassau Valley, St Elizabeth.
Trinidad and Tobago is preparing for its celebrated carnival season but the police have warned revellers not to openly smoke marijuana even though it has recently been legalised.
Reggae singer Koffee has been added to the line-up of performers for Super Bowl weekend. The announcement comes after her Coachella confirmation. Koffee, 19, will join previously announced dancehall artistes Shenseea and Squash.