The Oil­field Work­ers’ Trade Union (OW­TU) is call­ing for ur­gent ac­tion to pre­vent a fi­nan­cial cri­sis for 7,000 Petrotrin re­tirees due to the Gov­ern­ment’s al­leged fail­ure to in­ject funds in­to the Petrotrin Em­ploy­ees Pen­sion Plan (PEPP).

The where­abouts of Cunu­pia busi­ness­man Su­vesh Ram­nar­ine re­main un­known, two weeks af­ter he was bun­dled in­to a black SUV by men pos­ing as po­lice of­fi­cers.

A moth­er of three was shot and killed as she left a bar in Co­coyea Vil­lage, San Fer­nan­do, yes­ter­day morn­ing.

Tourism, Cul­ture, An­tiq­ui­ties, and Trans­porta­tion Sec­re­tary Tashia Bur­ris has hint­ed at the pos­si­bil­i­ty of ex­pand­ing To­ba­go’s Oc­to­ber Car­ni­val to four days. She de­scribed this year’s event as a re­sound­ing suc­cess with pos­i­tive feed­back from stake­hold­ers and mas­quer­aders.

A 21-year-old man is ex­pect­ed to be charged with sex­u­al­ly pen­e­trat­ing his five-year-old rel­a­tive in Cen­tral Trinidad.

Crim­i­nol­o­gist Pro­fes­sor Ramesh De­osaran says as gun vi­o­lence con­tin­ues to es­ca­late across the coun­try, ag­gres­sive polic­ing does not ap­pear to be work­ing and on­ly a clean-up of the TTPS’ op­er­a­tions may help rec­ti­fy some of the is­sues.

The T&T As­so­ci­a­tion for the Hear­ing Im­paired (TTAHI) is seek­ing $10 mil­lion to re­pair its build­ing in Port-of-Spain.

Paria Fu­el Trad­ing Com­pa­ny says all le­gal mat­ters re­lat­ed to the deaths of four divers at one of its work­site in Feb­ru­ary 2022 have been re­ferred to its at­tor­neys.

Af­ter years of bat­tling se­vere flood­ing and per­sis­tent mould in her apart­ment at Or­chid Gar­dens, Pleas­antville, Pa­tri­cia Hugh­es says she is pre­pared to take le­gal ac­tion against the Hous­ing De­vel­op­ment Cor­po­ra­tion (HDC).

T&T, which has faced a decades-long chal­lenge with porous bor­ders, may soon be able to de­tect il­le­gal ship­ments even be­fore they ar­rive.

Ranah Gob­in-Ja­gram, 31, is on a mis­sion to raise $35,000 for a pros­thet­ic leg, giv­ing her the chance to walk, work, and care for her fam­i­ly once again.

The 15-mem­ber re­gion­al in­te­gra­tion move­ment, CARI­COM, Mon­day said it is “deeply con­cerned” by the on­go­ing dif­fer­ences be­ing played out in pub­lic be­tween the Pres­i­dent of the Tran­si­tion­al Pres­i­den­tial Coun­cil (TPC), Leslie Voltaire, and Prime Min­is­ter Gar­ry Conille.