The ruling Peoples National Movement is denying its chairman Colm Imbert, bouffed Education Minister Anthony Garcia.

The Trinidad and Tobago Police Service receives 15 refurbished marked and unmarked police vehicles.

Government revises the price of oil and gas.

Government tells of the impending roll out of hundreds of homes but the Opposition questions its motives.

The Agriculture Minister weighs in on the water pump controversy between farmers and the Water And Sewerage Authority.

Police have arrested a man seen on video stabbing a woman in what police believe was a fit of road rage.

Former attorney general Anand Ramlogan and Opposition Senator Gerald Ramdeen have arrived at the Port of Spain Magistrate Court.

Commissioner of Police Gary Griffith is dismissing claims that his officers are targeting and intimidating a specific ethnic group.

President of the National Primary Schools Principals Association Lance Mottley is reminding his colleagues that registering students without their vaccination cards is illegal.

Former Attorney General, Anand Ramlogan SC remains in police custody after being arrested early this morning at Piarco International Airport by detectives of the Anti-Corruption Bureau.