Four peo­ple are cur­rent­ly in po­lice cus­tody, as of­fi­cers con­tin­ue in­ves­ti­ga­tions in­to the dis­ap­pear­ance of a Galil ri­fle, which went miss­ing from the Teteron Bar­racks on Sat­ur­day 3rd June 2023.

A 31-year-old welder was grant­ed sta­tion bail, in the sum of $100k by Jus­tice of the Peace Abrahim Ali for a charge of in­de­cent as­sault. He is ex­pect­ed to ap­pear be­fore a Port of Spain Mag­is­trate on Ju­ly 4.

An in­dus­tri­al ac­ci­dent at a con­struc­tion site in Ari­ma on May 25, has claimed the life of a sec­ond man.

One man was ar­rest­ed and a quan­ti­ty of stolen items re­cov­ered dur­ing ex­er­cis­es in the North­ern Di­vi­sion on Mon­day. Af­ter sev­er­al re­ports of house break­ings in the dis­trict, a house search ex­er­cise was con­duct­ed in the Mc In­roy Street, Curepe area.

Prime Min­is­ter Dr Kei­th Row­ley has ex­tend­ed greet­ings to the Ro­man Catholic com­mu­ni­ty on the Feast of Cor­pus Christi chal­leng­ing the na­tion to use the oc­ca­sion to love each oth­er again.

The Arthur fam­i­ly of De­laford, To­ba­go is griev­ing the death of 24-year-old Justin Arthur who drowned at the Ar­gyle Wa­ter­fall on Tues­day.

A sus­pect who re­port­ed­ly shot at po­lice as he at­tempt­ed to elude cap­ture on Tues­day in Ari­ma re­mains hos­pi­talised to­day.

CNN oust­ed chief ex­ec­u­tive Chris Licht af­ter a tu­mul­tuous year lead­ing the strug­gling news net­work that cul­mi­nat­ed in a damn­ing mag­a­zine pro­file and the grow­ing re­al­iza­tion that he’d lost the con­fi­dence of the net­work’s jour­nal­ists.

Cus­toms and Ex­cise of­fi­cers seized a quan­ti­ty of mar­i­jua­na in the Clax­ton Bay area on Tues­day with a street val­ue of $11m.

A South Oropouche man and his step­son were shot mul­ti­ple times in front of their home last night. Po­lice said around 8.25 pm, Gary Ja­goon, 38, of Leza­ma Trace, St John Vil­lage, and his 18-year-old step­son were in a shed in an open area when Ja­goon's step­son heard a man call his name.

Au­thor­i­ties on Wednes­day rushed sup­plies of drink­ing wa­ter to flood­ed ar­eas from a col­lapsed dam in south­ern Ukraine as of­fi­cials weighed where they might re­set­tle res­i­dents who re­lied on the breached reser­voir on the Dnieper Riv­er that forms part of the front line in the 15-month war.

Lead­ers of Venezuela’s frac­tured op­po­si­tion are shak­ing vot­ers’ hands and promis­ing — yet again — that they will de­feat Pres­i­dent Nicolás Maduro at the bal­lot box.