Over 500 people are today affected by flooding in the Caroni district after the river burst its banks overnight. Several homes were flooded out in Caroni Village mainly in the Bridge and Persad Streets areas. Councilor Samuel Sankar says officials … Continue reading →

Copper thieves strike again, this time shutting down Internet service in parts of Mayaro. Residents say they have been coping with unsteady and unreliable service over the past weeks. According to the residents last week they experienced 3 days of … Continue reading →

Another fatal police shooting has occurred. A Barbadian is the fatality. Police shot Kyle King yesterday morning, near the St. Barbs Police Post in Laventille. Police say officers on mobile patrol, when they tried to stop Mr. King along Laventille … Continue reading →

Two men are shot and killed in separate situations, one in St. Augustine and the other in Belmont. In the latest Ricardo Simon is the victim. Reports say the incident took place along Hermitage Road in Gonzales around 10:30pm last … Continue reading →

Unions representing the protective services are saying a flat out “NO” to government’s 4% wage offer. Yesterday representatives of the Police, Fire, and Prisons Officer Association met with the C.P.O. Dr. Darryl Dindial who presented his final wage increase offer. … Continue reading →

A board is installed at the newly established Trinidad and Tobago Special Economic Zones Authority, SEZ. Karen Tom Yew-Jardine heads it. A release from the Ministry says they received instruments of appointment from Minister of Trade and Industry Paula Gopee … Continue reading →