Haiti Travel News

Members of the Milledgeville Alumnae Chapter of Delta Sigma Theta sorority donated much-needed supplies to Project Haiti Heart Thursday to help make the lives of children and families overseas a little easier.

JetBlue continues its Caribbean expansion, announcing today that it intends to fly to Haiti.

PRINCE, Haiti - Haiti's top police officer said Tuesday that all street demonstrations are banned for Wednesday, when former President Jean-Bertrand Aristide heads to court for a rare public outing that is expected to draw thousands of his supporters.

Junior Eric Leighton dresses up as the character Waldo from 'Where's Waldo?' to raise money for needy school children with Students for Haiti.

A woman carries her belongings as she is evicted from a camp that was set up for people displaced by the 2010 earthquake near the national stadium in Port-au-Prince, Haiti, Monday, April 22, 2013.

By Jean H Charles April is the time for the birds and the buds to surface after their hibernation in winter.

Former San Leandro High School student Sienna Stevenson is looking for a little hometown help.

A 25-year-old Peace Corps Volunteer from Atlanta, Ga., died on Saturday, April 28 after falling ill during her service in Ghana , according to a Danielle Dunlap was just six months away from finishing her two-year commitment as a health volunteer.

PRINCE, Haiti -- Haiti hosted the fifth summit of the Association of Caribbean States this week in Port-au-Prince and the event proved to be a show of support for President Michel Martelly and Prime Minister Laurent Lamothe, who have long noted that this Caribbean country is indeed headed in the right direction.

Along Haiti's north coast, the Citadel sits outside the town of Milot. Its walls are 13 stories high and the ramparts house 365 cannons, with the barrels showing crests of 18th-century French, Spanish and English kings.