Minister of Education Anthony Garcia is against random drug testing at the nations schools.

Police continue investigations into the murder of a 20-year-old Chaguanas man.

The Trinidad Guardian Newspaper is apologising for a front page story of April 17th, about star sprinter Michelle Lee Ahyee.

The National Security Minister Edmund Dillon says the three Cedros fishermen detained and released by Venezuelan authorities are free to return home when they wish.

Another ruling from the High Court leads to a call for the National Security Minister to resign.

A Valencia man is set to appear before a Sangre Grande Magistrate charged with the kidnapping of a minor and assault against the victim’s mother.

The first sailing of the T&T Spirit since leaving dry dock, is given the thumps up by passengers.

Police are investigating the drowning of Vidal Mahabir.

Cedros Councillor Shankar Teeluchksingh strongly denies claims that the three fishermen being detained in Venezuela have been murdered.   There are several photos of two mutilated male bodies now circulating on social media.   The gruesome photographs are also being … Continue reading →

Tears of joy and jubilation as the High Court declares the buggery law unconstitutional, null and void.