Youth & Safety: PM Gaston Browne has called a high-level national security meeting for Monday after a worrying uptick in crime and gun violence, pointing to a daylight shooting near the West Bus Station and saying the government is weighing expanded surveillance beyond the roughly 200 cameras already in place. Youth Week: Minister Kiz Johnson kicked off National Youth Week with a pushback against “lost” narratives, urging adults and institutions to invest in real opportunities for young people to build skills and careers. Healthcare Milestone: Sir Lester Bird Medical Centre marked the retirement of Central Sterilization Clerks Amelia Williams and Maria Thomas, honoring a combined 81 years of behind-the-scenes service. Culture & Music: Montserrat’s calypsonian De Bear welcomed home after reclaiming the Leeward Islands Calypso Monarch crown in Anguilla, with Antigua’s King Destroyer placing second runner-up. Sports (Cricket): The CWI Rising Stars Under-19 Women’s tournament is in full swing in Antigua, with Jamaica and T&T starting strong in dramatic wins. Sports (Kiteboarding): Antigua’s Tiger Tyson won silver at the CAC Games, aiming for Olympic qualification toward Los Angeles 2028. Community Support: ABSA and the Hopeful Hearts Foundation visited Sunshine Home for Girls, donating essentials and running discussions on consent, boundaries, resilience, and future goals. Education Wins: Axleigh Akez made history by taking both Grant Thornton Accounting and Business awards, and Halo Foundation also backed a student scholarship with $10,000. Travel & Lifestyle: Travelzoo shared new Canada club offers, including an Antigua all-inclusive vacation package with flights.