Immigrant Rights Activist Yesenia Gonzales says she has all confidence justice will be served in the death of Venezuelan baby Ya-Elvis Santoyo Sa-Rabia. On February 6th, baby Ya-Elvis died in his mother’s arms as the vessel in which they were … Continue reading →

A manhunt is mounted in Tobago following the murder of Special Reserve Police Officer Kyle Lashley. He was hit in a drive-by shooting in Les Coteaux on Saturday night. He later died at the Scarborough General Hospital. It is the … Continue reading →

State witness in the killing of PC Gilkes is gunned down in Morvant. Jelano Romney was shot and killed in Morvant last evening. Details are sketchy but we are told he was in the company of a female when he … Continue reading →

The Acting Police Commissioner tells the country in the last 5 years there have been 108 cases of legal firearms used in crime. While some have questioned the claim Mr. Jacob stands behind the statistics given on Tuesday in the … Continue reading →

National Security Minister Fitzgerald Hinds says evidence shows a link between the increase in the issuance of Firearms Users Licenses and the rise in violent crime. Mr. Hinds was speaking yesterday to a Joint Select Committee on national security examining … Continue reading →

Just about 25% of students of the Rose Hill RC Primary School are said to have returned to their classes after the shooting incident of more than a week ago. Yesterday the school reopened with the promised a heavy presence … Continue reading →

The United States State Department has again updated its travel advisory to Trinidad and Tobago. On Tuesday the department told its citizens to reconsider travel to this country. Trinidad and Tobago now has a Level 3 advisory listing. In October … Continue reading →

Residents in parts of Sangre Grande are still mopping up and baling out water from their homes after major floods. Many residents are said to have lost their belongings because of the floods yesterday. Councilor for Sangre Grande northwest Nassar … Continue reading →

Finance Minister Colm Imbert is called upon to explain why his government is implementing a tax amnesty. The Financial Bill 2022 moved to the Senate yesterday and Minister Imbert said it was fast tracked to allow for the amnesty. He … Continue reading →

Trinidad and Tobago records 2 more deaths due to COVID-19. This now brings the total number of deaths in relation to the virus to 4,257. In its latest update the Ministry of Health says there are also 95 new infections, … Continue reading →