The To­ba­go House of As­sem­bly is will­ing to sup­port the To­ba­go Is­land Gov­ern­ment Bill, which seeks to re­place the THA Act and pro­vide greater au­ton­o­my to the is­land.

This coun­try's dif­fer­ent­ly abled com­mu­ni­ty is wel­com­ing the in­tro­duc­tion by the Min­istry of Works and Trans­port of penal­ties for the mis­use of dis­abil­i­ty park­ing.

Is­raeli of­fi­cials de­mand­ed Wednes­day the free­dom to strike Lebanon’s Hezbol­lah as part of any cease-fire deal, rais­ing a po­ten­tial com­pli­ca­tion as a top U.S. en­voy was in the re­gion at­tempt­ing to clinch an agree­ment.

A for­mer em­ploy­ee of the Air­ports Au­thor­i­ty is su­ing the or­ga­ni­za­tion, al­leg­ing as­sault and neg­li­gence af­ter a work­place in­ci­dent with a col­league, which took place in March 2023.

Fire fight­ers are cur­rent­ly at Mal­ick Sec­ondary School fight­ing a blaze in a pre-fab­ri­cat­ed build­ing on the com­pound.

An­tigua and Bar­bu­da Prime Min­is­ter Gas­ton Browne has un­der­scored the im­por­tance of the re­gion­al air­line, LI­AT 2020 to the Caribbean as the St. John’s based air­line made its in­au­gur­al flight in­to Guyana on Tues­day evening.

A ma­jor storm swept across the north­west U.S., bat­ter­ing the re­gion with strong winds and rain, caus­ing wide­spread pow­er out­ages and down­ing trees that killed at least one per­son.

In ob­ser­vance of In­ter­na­tion­al Men’s Day, the Trinidad and To­ba­go Ex-Ser­vice­men As­so­ci­a­tion yes­ter­day staged a march in San Fer­nan­do to cel­e­brate men’s con­tri­bu­tions.

Chief Per­son­nel Of­fi­cer (CPO) Com­man­der Dr Daryl Din­di­al con­tin­ued ne­go­ti­a­tions with the Trinidad and To­ba­go Po­lice Ser­vice So­cial and Wel­fare As­so­ci­a­tion (TTP­SWA) and the Trinidad and To­ba­go De­fence Force (TTDF) Pay Re­view Com­mit­tee yes­ter­day.

Be­fore an in­junc­tion was grant­ed by the In­dus­tri­al Court, the As­so­ci­a­tion of Trinidad and To­ba­go Hauliers (ATTH) had sus­pend­ed their ser­vices at the Port of Port-of-Spain for yet an­oth­er day.

Port work­ers have been or­dered back to work fol­low­ing an In­dus­tri­al Court in­junc­tion. The move has been de­scribed as a vic­to­ry for the na­tion’s econ­o­my by the Port Au­thor­i­ty.

Min­is­ter in the Min­istry of Na­tion­al Se­cu­ri­ty Kei­th Scot­land is call­ing on vic­tims of ex­tor­tion to come for­ward and make a re­port to the po­lice.