Members of staff at the St. James Medical Complex are said, to be in shock following the murder of Jamal Watts. He was shot while on his job yesterday morning. Reports say, gunshots rang out at around 10:30am. Mr. Watts … Continue reading →

Six people are killed in Champ Fleurs, Icacos and Princes Town. In the latest incident the identity of the deceased has not yet been released. We are told the incident took place in Champ Fleurs just after 6 o’clock, this … Continue reading →

The Ministry of Education says, all schools were opened across the country. A media release from the ministry says, 144 government and government assisted early childhood care and education centers, 57 Servol ECCE Centres, 125 secondary schools in Trinidad were … Continue reading →

With immediate effect, passengers on the water taxi service will have to present their identification documents, in order to sail on the vessels. According to the shipping (local passenger ship safety) (amendment) regulations, 2024, the service must now provide the Ministry … Continue reading →

The nation’s children are at, the start of the first day of the new school year, ending two months vacation. Many of the children are going into some schools for the first time. Over the past days, there have been … Continue reading →

Three persons are now in police custody in connection with several reports of, demanding money by menace. The Trinidad and Tobago police service says, officers of the north central division detained the trio during an operation on Wednesday. A statement … Continue reading →

Prime Minister Dr. Keith Rowley responds to the number of fatal police shootings for the year, he warns people not to shoot at officers. Dr. Rowley says, the number of fatal police shootings shows that criminals are prepared to engage … Continue reading →

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 →