Prime Minister Dr. Keith Rowley recalls a different account of the events leading to a meet between President Anthony Carmona and National Security Minister Edmund Dillion.

The Santa Flora Government Primary School remains closed for another day.

The Trinidad and Tobago Unified Teachers Association confirms that a sewer problem at the Sangre Grande Secondary school has led to some students falling ill.

Relatives of Ria Sookdeo are pleading with her abductors to release her.

Still no clarification on how the National Emblem ended up on bottles of wine at President’s house but a Government Minister says official permission must be given before it is used.

The man held during what has been called a sting operation led by the mother of an 11-year-old girl has appeared in court.

The fatal vehicular accident which claimed the life of 43-year-old Sharlene Boodram continues to engage the attention of police today.

Female inmates are said to have ended their hunger strike, and operations at the Golden Grove Prison Facility in Arouca are reportedly back to normal.

A man is shot dead in Charlieville. The deceased is identified as Naiym Muhammad.