It’s been a decade since the sud­den shut­down of the Arcelor­Mit­tal Point Lisas, yet the hu­man cost of the clo­sure is still be­ing felt by for­mer em­ploy­ees.

Po­lice are in­ves­ti­gat­ing the theft of a gold Cuban link chain that is worth an es­ti­mat­ed US $20,000 from a US na­tion­al in Ch­agua­nas on Fri­day morn­ing.

An off-du­ty coast guards­man was able to sub­due and dis­arm a man, mo­ments af­ter he stabbed an­oth­er per­son out­side a bar in Arou­ca ear­ly on Sat­ur­day morn­ing.

Po­lice said the woman was in the bath­room of her La Canoa Road home around 6.55 am when she no­ticed three men in her home.

Two lo­cal Is­lam­ic or­gan­i­sa­tions, the Ja­maat al-Mus­limeen and the Is­lam­ic Mis­sion­ar­ies Guild, are among those ex­press­ing con­cern that Mus­lim pris­on­ers, par­tic­u­lar­ly those held in the Teteron Bar­racks, are be­ing de­nied their right to prac­tise their re­li­gion dur­ing the Holy Month of Ra­madan.

First Cit­i­zen Trustee Ser­vices Lim­it­ed has filed a claim seek­ing to re­cov­er over $15 mil­lion, plus costs, from To­bag­on­ian busi­ness­man Al­lan Warn­er.

The maxi taxi dri­ver who was seen al­leged­ly as­sault­ing three li­cencing of­fi­cers along the South­ern Main Road in Curepe last week has plead­ed not guilty to the charges.

An au­top­sy has con­firmed that 60-year-old Bachan Sam­lal, the paral­ysed Bar­rack­pore man whose home was de­stroyed by fire ear­li­er this month, died from shock and as­phyx­ia, and po­lice say no foul play is sus­pect­ed.

Af­ter bombs ex­plod­ed near her home in the east­ern Iran­ian city of Golestan, hair­dress­er Merve Pourkaz de­cid­ed to leave.

The white Nis­san Ti­i­da be­lieved to be the get­away car for killers in the mur­der of San­gre Grande busi­ness­man Dan­ny Guer­ra, was re­cov­ered short­ly af­ter his mur­der on Fri­day af­ter­noon.

Crick­et West In­dies says all play­ers and mem­bers of the Team Man­age­ment Unit who were part of the West In­dies Men’s squad at the ICC Men's T20 World Cup in In­dia have re­turned home.

Trinidad and To­ba­go’s Health­care sec­tor is now in pos­ses­sion of a new Learn­ing Man­age­ment Sys­tem (LMS). The sys­tem was de­vel­oped with the sup­port of the Unit­ed States Gov­ern­ment through the Cen­ters for Dis­ease Con­trol and Pre­ven­tion (CDC) and the Pres­i­dent's Emer­gency Plan for AIDS Re­lief (PEP­FAR). The net­work will serve as a cen­tralised dig­i­tal hub for train­ing, pro­vid­ing health­care work­ers across the Min­istry of Health and the Re­gion­al Health Au­thor­i­ties with struc­tured and ac­ces­si­ble op­por­tu­ni­ties for pro­fes­sion­al de­vel­op­ment and al­so aims at strength­en­ing knowl­edge-shar­ing across T&T’s pub­lic health sec­tor.