On Tues­day, a cou­ple was robbed at their home in Aranguez, short­ly af­ter re­turn­ing from their busi­ness.

The Wa­ter and Sew­er­age Au­thor­i­ty is as­sert­ing that any in­creas­es in wa­ter and sew­er­age rates is in no way con­nect­ed to prop­er­ty tax­es.  

As the food cri­sis in Haiti wors­ens, the Food and Agri­cul­ture Or­gan­i­sa­tion of the Unit­ed Na­tions (FAO), is call­ing for ur­gent fund­ing to as­sist some 608,000 peo­ple, to pre­vent fur­ther star­va­tion and suf­fer­ing among the peo­ple of Haiti.

With pres­i­den­tial can­di­dates look­ing on, some 9/11 vic­tims’ rel­a­tives ap­pealed to them Wednes­day for ac­count­abil­i­ty as the U.S. marked an an­niver­sary laced with elec­tion-sea­son pol­i­tics.

Two men and one woman were ar­rest­ed, and a firearm and nar­cotics were seized, dur­ing an­ti-crime ex­er­cis­es car­ried out in sev­er­al polic­ing di­vi­sions on Tues­day, a state­ment from the Po­lice Ser­vice has con­firmed.

Suri­name has said there is a need for con­stant train­ing if the Dutch-speak­ing Caribbean Com­mu­ni­ty (CARI­COM)  coun­try moves to take ad­van­tage of ex­port­ing agri­cul­tur­al and oth­er prod­ucts to the re­gion.

To­ba­go's mur­der toll con­tin­ues to climb as a man was shot dead this morn­ing in Par­latu­vi­er.

Hun­dreds of pro­test­ers broke in­to Mex­i­co’s Sen­ate on Tues­day as law­mak­ers weighed a con­tentious plan to over­haul the coun­try’s ju­di­cia­ry, forc­ing the body to take a tem­po­rary re­cess for the safe­ty of the sen­a­tors.

Three peo­ple–a man, his wife and teenage son–were ex­e­cut­ed on Mon­day night in Pe­tit Val­ley af­ter they al­leged­ly re­fused to dis­close the where­abouts of their sec­ond son, who was be­lieved to be the tar­get.

Two for­mer se­nior Cen­tral Bank of­fi­cials have called for a speedy res­o­lu­tion and even apolo­gies over the $2.6 bil­lion dis­crep­an­cy im­passe be­tween the Au­di­tor Gen­er­al and the Min­istry of Fi­nance.

Na­tion­al Se­cu­ri­ty Min­is­ter Fitzger­ald Hinds yes­ter­day ex­plained why Cana­di­an YouTu­ber Christo­pher ‘Chris Must List’ Hugh­es was or­dered to be de­port­ed, say­ing it was just po­lice and im­mi­gra­tion work­ing with the laws of the coun­try. 

Gillian Wolffe-O’Neal was sworn in by Pres­i­dent Chris­tine Kan­ga­loo yes­ter­day at the Of­fice of the Pres­i­dent, St Ann’s.