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On Thursday afternoon, beachgoers were surprised to find a dead dolphin that had washed ashore along one of Aruba’s most visited beaches, directly in front of the Amsterdam Manor resort. …

Nucleus University has acknowledged recent allegations directed at the institution. In response, representatives from the Nucleus University School of Medicine & Dentistry (NUSOMD) have issued a formal statement to reaffirm …

Aruba’s local egg production has fallen short of meeting the island’s demand, prompting the Department of Economic Affairs, Commerce, and Industry (DAECI) to authorize egg imports. In recent months, domestic …

On Sunday afternoon, Aruba held its annual Remembrance Day ceremony to honor those who lost their lives during the First and Second World Wars — individuals who fought and died …

This past weekend, the inaugural Aruba Classic Meet International Competition 2025 was held at the Betico Croes Sports Center, marking an important milestone for gymnastics on the island. Held from …

Every year around King’s Day, Arubans pack their bags and head to Sint Maarten—not for vacation, but for Carnival. The vibrant celebration has become a beloved tradition, drawing carnival lovers …

The Ministry of Finance and Economic Affairs, through the Department of Economic Affairs, has announced a reduction in gasoline and diesel prices, effective May 1, 2025. Excise duties lowered on …

On Saturday, April 26th, Aruba proudly celebrated the birthday of His Majesty King Willem-Alexander in honor of King’s Day. The event took place in a joyful yet reflective atmosphere, marked …

Benjamin Henriquez, who drove under the influence and caused a fatal accident, has been convicted but will not serve additional prison time. The Court ruled that although Henriquez was impaired, …

Illegal mini dumps are becoming increasingly common across Aruba, with citizens growing frustrated over the growing piles of waste around the island. Since the closure of the Parkietenbos landfill, several …