Police are now probing the circumstances surrounding the fatal shootings at the courts mega store, in San Juan Trinidad. During the incident yesterday morning, two siblings were killed and three other people received gunshot wounds. The two people shot and … Continue reading →

The Trinidad and Tobago police service is advising parents and guardians to exercise caution, to ensure the safety of their children during the Christmas season. Senior superintendent in charge of the Port of Spain division Harripersad Ramnarine is telling parents, … Continue reading →

A man is hit by a motorcycle while crossing the priority bus route . The vehicle was not being driven by the Chief Fire Officer Arnold Bristo, as previously reported. A release from the fire service says, the motorcyclist hit … Continue reading →

Teachers and members of the Fire Service are given the assurance by the Minister of Finance that they will receive their back pay before Christmas. Minister Colm Imbert gave this assurance yesterday, during the question for oral answer segment in … Continue reading →

Finance Minister Colm Imbert confirms, the highly controversial property tax takes effect from January 1st, 2024. In parliament yesterday, minister Imbert also announced adjustments to the regime including the annual deadline. He said, people who have not yet received their … Continue reading →

The Tunapuna Piarco Regional Corporation makes good on its promise, to demolish the guard booth that was erected at Bamboo Number Two. The structure deemed illegal was torn down just before 6 o’clock this morning. It is reported that personnel … Continue reading →

Government is said, to be actively engaged in repatriating nationals from conflict zones, like Syria. Minister of National Security Fitzgerald Hinds says, a task force has been established to make it happen. The minister was responding to a question posed … Continue reading →

Government proclaims the remaining elements of the administration of justice indictable proceedings act. Which means there will be no more preliminary enquiries. According to the judiciary, indictable cases will go straight to the high court. The judiciary says, all indictable … Continue reading →