Heavy and persistent showers in several parts of the country overnight and earlier this morning. The MET office says there is a tropical wave in the area and a cloudy to overcast day can be expected. It says there will … Continue reading →

Twenty-nine nationals who work with the Carnival Cruise Line have begun their quarantine period. They returned home yesterday and were immediately whisked away to the National Racquet Center in Tacarigua. the cruise ship workers spent months on board the fantasy … Continue reading →

Police say there may be a connection between the killings of Isaiah Cadet and Sean Pablo Allen. Mr. Allen was shot dead on Tuesday night while at his Sawmill Avenue, San Juan home. 25-year-old Mr. Cadet, the son of the … Continue reading →

Police arrest 10 persons. They were held during anti-crime exercises conducted in the Northern, Eastern, and Northeastern Divisions early yesterday morning. According to police, the suspects were detained for various offences ranging from possession of firearm and ammunition, shooting enquiries … Continue reading →

Trinidad and Tobago nationals marooned in Venezuela are said to be getting anxious. The nationals who were expected to be flown in last month are saying while National Security Minister Stuart Young has granted the exemption, no communication has been … Continue reading →

Another reminder from the Minister of Health that masks are to be worn in public spaces. Minister Terrence Deyalsingh says he observed that while commercial businesses are enforcing the safety policy; customers and persons in rural areas are ignoring the … Continue reading →

Finance Minister Colm Imbert, dismisses claims of money laundering and fraud leveled against him, by Opposition Senator Wade Mark. On Tuesday in the Senate, Mr. Mark questioned a connection between the Cannon Belgrave land transaction and the Finance Minister. Senator … Continue reading →