West Indies have joined India, South Africa and Australia as qualifiers so far for the ICC Men's T20 World Cup Super Eight phase. Joel Rayne explains.

CIBC Caribbean has donated six desktop computers to His Majesty's Prison. This donation aims to bolster the Prison's rehabilitative learning program, providing inmates with vital empowerment opportunities. Jamie J. Roacher reports.

The Antigua and Barbuda Pensioners’ Association is making its contribution to the country's food security, with a growing agriculture initiative. Philana Johnson reports.

The Government is bullish on the prospects of a significant boost in air arrivals when international flights begin into the new Barbuda Airport. The authorities say the opening of the airport is fast approaching. Raghib Apparicio reports.

The Government is to take another route to quickly remove derelict vehicles from the nation's streets. It will involve amendments to the Public Health Act, removing the possibility of ‘cat and mouse games’ by the owners of the vehicles. Hilesha Humphreys reports.

Director of the Department of Environment, Ambassador Diann Black Layne, is urging the Government to declare a climate emergency. The call comes as Antiguans and Barbudans increasingly feel the impacts of climate change, including the searing heat. She believes this unprecedented move is essential to build the nation's climate resilience. Jamie J. Roacher reports.

Prime Minister Hon. Gaston Browne has hailed the country's post-covid economic growth of an average 7 and a half per cent and the country's high level of human development. He was delivering an address to the nation Wednesday to mark the 10th anniversary of the Antigua and Barbuda Labour Party's election to office under his leadership. Garfield Burford reports.

Ambassador Anthony Liverpool has retired from his post as permanent secretary in the Ministry of Foreign Affairs. The veteran diplomat who has served for some two decades, says he is taking up a new post as a special advisor to the Minister of Foreign Affairs. Ambassador Liverpool tells ABS News his diplomatic duties also continue.

Wins for St Kitts and Nevis, Guyana, Puerto Rico, and the Dominican Republic as the curtains came down on the second round of Concacaf World Cup Qualification. Sharife Sergeant reports.

Six young males are being exposed to a musical masterclass as part of the Prime Minister's Music Programme at the Community Center. The Princess Margaret School students have now formed a band, and are eager to turn up the tempo on progress in the field. Myrtle Bruno Hodge reports.

Azalyah Ambrose, representing St John's has copped the crown in the inaugural Antigua Parishes Pageant. She triumphed over five other students in the contest, which has been declared a success by the organizer, Vivian Williams of Pigotts Primary. Philana Johnson reports.

Sir Novelle Richards Academy are champions of the Caribbean Union Bank Inter-Schools Debating Competition, while Antigua Girls High School are winners of the Impromptu Speaking Contest. They and other top teams were presented with prizes during Tuesday's closing ceremony at the Maria Holder Early Childhood Centre in Buckley's. Ercil Charles Jr reports.