Father and daughter killed by a gunman at their Moruga business place, have been laid to rest in one coffin. Yesterday, scores of people attended the funeral for Enrico Guerra and his five-year-old daughter Anika. A transparent glass covered the … Continue reading →

Health Minister Terrence Deyalsingh says, there are no monkey pox cases in Trinidad and Tobago at this time. However should there be a case the country has the vaccines, to treat with it. For the second time in as many … Continue reading →

Another call for women in abusive situations to get help. This advice comes from clinical psychologist and UWI lecturer Dr. Katija Khan. Dr. Khan, who is also director on the board of directors for the coalition against domestic violence, gives … Continue reading →

Dengue fever cases in Trinidad and Tobago are climbing. There have been eight deaths this year. Minister of health Terrence Deyalsingh has said, there is a 300 percent increases in cases worldwide. At a news conference yesterday, the minister brought the … Continue reading →

A soldier is granted bail when he appears before a master of the court charged in the death of truck driver, Neil Ballai. The soldier’s name is Jalani Mapp. He was charged with causing death by dangerous driving, failing to … Continue reading →

The boys from the Rainbow Rescue home in Maraval are back in safe care. All three boys were reported missing from the home, just over one week ago. Last evening, the children’s authority said the boys are safe. Two of … Continue reading →

Forty-nine Venezuelans have been held for illegal entry into Trinidad and Tobago. The group was held between eleven pm on Saturday and six a.m. yesterday, during an operation conducted by the immigration investigations unit, immigration division, IATF and CID task … Continue reading →

One woman and a teenager are among three people shot and killed by police. Police say, the three were members of the resistance gang. They died after a reported shootout, with police during the early hours of yesterday. The trio … Continue reading →

Dr. Iana Parisienne-James is Tobago’s latest shooting victim. The young doctor was shot last evening outside a supermarket in Argyle. This latest gun attack came hours after crime talks led by the Chief Secretary, Farley Augustine.

Caroni plant shut down from today, will see more than 500,000 people either without pipe-borne water or a reduced supply. The Water and Sewerage Authority says, this is as a result of a planned shut down at Caroni water treatment … Continue reading →