An Arima resident is the third murder victim in the first two days of the year.

The theatre fraternity is thrown into mourning following the death of recently elected President of the National Drama Association of Trinidad and Tobago Edwin Erminy Bayley.

A call from President of the Public Services Association, Watson Duke for job security and better salaries for his members.

Some PTSC buses have not received their certificate of inspection stickers.

Two murders have blotched the landscape of a brand new year, not yet two days old.

The Archbishop of Port of Spain Jason Gordon adds his voice to the reported suffering of people seeking a better life in Trinidad and Tobago.

The Fire Prevention Section Northern Division says persons found to be in possession of any illegal explosive devices could be fined up to 20,000 dollars or face imprisonment.

A prison officer is expected to appear in court today charged with possession of marijuana.

President of the Fireworks Use Sufferers Group, Nalini Dial says despite the ban on scratch bombs by government, citizens and animals will continue to be negatively affected.