New WASA CEO Kei­throy Hal­l­i­day met with Es­tate Po­lice As­so­ci­a­tion pres­i­dent Deryck Richard­son on Tues­day to dis­cuss crit­i­cal safe­ty, se­cu­ri­ty, and in­fra­struc­ture is­sues af­fect­ing of­fi­cers.

Pub­lic sec­tor doc­tors are now look­ing for­ward to wage ne­go­ti­a­tions af­ter meet­ing with the Med­ical Pro­fes­sion­als As­so­ci­a­tion of Trinidad and To­ba­go (MPATT).

Chair­man of the To­ba­go Busi­ness Cham­ber, Mar­tin George, says the $42 mil­lion drug bust in To­ba­go is just a drop in the buck­et, as it re­lates to crime de­tec­tion on the is­land.

The de­com­pos­ing body that was dis­cov­ered at Cau­ra Roy­al Road, El Do­ra­do, on Tues­day, has been iden­ti­fied as Jaquan Al­leyne.

A new, wide­spread pow­er out­age plunged Cu­ba in­to dark­ness on Wednes­day af­ter one of the is­land’s ma­jor pow­er plants failed, leav­ing mil­lions with­out elec­tric­i­ty and forc­ing au­thor­i­ties to sus­pend class­es and work ac­tiv­i­ties in­def­i­nite­ly.

A 14-year-old girl is now in the care of the Chil­dren’s Au­thor­i­ty af­ter po­lice found her dur­ing an op­er­a­tion in Port of Spain on Mon­day.

Daniel Best is the new pres­i­dent of the Caribbean De­vel­op­ment Bank (CDB). The Board of Gov­er­nors of the CDB an­nounced the re­sults of its elec­tion on Wednes­day.

When po­lice ar­rived at the lo­ca­tion, they found Luke slumped over in a ve­hi­cle, with gun­shot wounds about his body.

On Dec. 4, 1991, af­ter be­ing ab­duct­ed and held for near­ly sev­en years as a hostage by Hezbol­lah mil­i­tants in Lebanon, As­so­ci­at­ed Press cor­re­spon­dent Ter­ry An­der­son was re­leased from cap­tiv­i­ty.

A Ch­agua­nas woman was grant­ed bail with sure­ty when she ap­peared be­fore a Mas­ter of the High Court charged with pos­ses­sion of pro­hib­it­ed ar­ti­cles and traf­fick­ing in mar­i­jua­na at the East­ern Cor­rec­tion­al Re­ha­bil­i­ta­tion Cen­tre.

***South Ko­re­an Pres­i­dent Yoon Suk Yeol said ear­ly Wednes­day that he would soon lift the mil­i­tary rule he im­posed overnight, af­ter the par­lia­ment vot­ed to re­ject his mar­tial law de­c­la­ra­tion***

Crys­tal Palace cap­tain Marc Gue­hi will face no for­mal ac­tion from the Eng­lish Foot­ball As­so­ci­a­tion de­spite de­fy­ing its rules for a sec­ond time by writ­ing a re­li­gious mes­sage on his uni­form dur­ing a Pre­mier League cam­paign cel­e­brat­ing LGBTQ+ in­clu­sion.