With recent cocaine busts hitting them in the pocket, foreign-connected drug interests here have placed a US$1-million (J$60-m) bounty on the head of Jamaica's narcotics chief, Senior Superintendent Carl Williams, Sunday Observer sources said...

News Source: Jamaica Observer

The operators of a local adult toys website have shut down access to a link offering photographs of young, naked girls...

News Source: Trinidad Express

Here is the official Carnival 2004 results. Every competition is included from Panorama to Band Of The Year...

News Source: In House

In Trinidad you have seen them under hot camera lights and in the eyes of public scrutiny. Here in Tobago, however, at the T&T Carnival Charity Golf Classic, held at Tobago Plantations in Lowlands, they are as cool as a fresh Caribbean sea breeze....

News Source: Trinidad Express

Toronto's Police Chief Julian Fantino has a big heart and it weighs more than the 21,000 lb of supplies that he has brought for the island's inner-city children...

News Source: Jamaica Gleaner

A United States airline employee was gunned down on Thursday night in what police believe are drug-related circumstances. But infuriated relatives of the dead woman, Camelia Nyack, 31, are claiming this is not the truth...

News Source: Trinidad Newsday

Women masqueraders who bared their breasts during Carnival did not break the law, Assistant Commissioner of Police Winston Cooper said yesterday...

News Source: Trinidad Guardian

Trini Revellers is the George Bailey Large Band of the Year for Carnival 2004. And mere minutes after the surprise announcement at the Clubhouse at Queen?s Park Savannah yesterday, bandleader David Cameron vowed to be ?a force to be reckoned with? in Carnival 2005...

News Source: Trinidad Guardian

President Bush said Friday that the international community is "planning for a multinational force" that could be sent into Haiti if needed -- but only after a political settlement of the tiny nation's burgeoning insurgent crisis...

News Source: cnn.com

A number of private sector participants at a recent workshop highlighted the negative impact of Intellectual Property Rights (IPR) violators on the growth and success of Guyanese businesses, noting in particular their discouraging effect on the local music industry...

News Source: Stabroek News