(Trinidad Express) The Ummah T&T Muslim Lobby Group is condemning the mass shootings at two mosques full of worshippers attending Friday Juma’ah prayers in New Zealand which killed 49 people and injured a similar number, some seriously.
(Trinidad Guardian) Supplemental Police uncovered and removed a fake ATM panelling device that was hiding a cellphone used to capture images of customers’ pin numbers at Scotiabank’s Freeport ATM unit.
(Trinidad Guardian) Caribbean Airlines will seek legal advice concerning the lease agreement it has in place for a batch of Boeing 737 Max-8 planes to boost its fleet in December.
(Trinidad Guardian) A 34-year-old man is expected to appear in a Scarborough Magistrate’s Court today charged with the kidnapping, robbery and sexual assault of two United Kingdom tourists.
(Trinidad Guardian) The daughter of slain Tobago businessman and retired police sergeant Donald Parks has broken her silence mere days after the incident, calling for swift justice in his case.
(Trinidad Express) Trinidad and Tobago nationals seeking to renew US visas will no longer have to to go through an interview process, once they do it within a year.
(Trinidad Guardian) Former Health Minister Dr Fuad Khan has apologised to masquerader Candice Santana for his offensive tone and comments, but she is not accepting it.
(Trinidad Guardian) Scores of people hoping to get to Miami from Piarco International Airport were getting ready to board their flight around 3 pm yesterday when they were turned back and told to leave the departure gate.
(Trinidad Guardian) Prime Minister Dr Keith Rowley is a relieved man after his cardiologist delivered good news saying that there is no need for heart surgery.
(Trinidad Guardian) High Court judge Maria Wilson has ordered that Osama Bin Laden’s son, Hamza Bin Laden, be named a terrorist in this country, and have all his assets frozen.
(Trinidad Guardian) Netflix has snapped up the television rights for the as yet to be published debut novel of T&T national Caroline MacKenzie, which tells the tale of a Venezuelan family living in this country illegally.
(Trinidad Guardian) Migrants will receive the same free health care as nationals, particularly in relation to sexually transmitted diseases, Minister of Health Terrance Deyalsingh said on Monday.
(Trinidad Guardian) Even as dozens of countries around the world imposed restrictions on the Boeing 737 Max 8, American Airlines continues to operate the aircraft on its routes between T&T and the United States on Tuesday.
(Trinidad Express) The Opposition United National Congress is urging government to ban airlines using the Boeing 737 Max 8 from touching down at the Piarco International Airport.
(Trinidad Express) A MAN charged with harassment after he allegedly posted a video on the internet, was ordered, as a condition of his bail, to have no contact with the alleged victim on social media.
(Trinidad Guardian) Police Commissioner Gary Griffith says within the next two weeks over 140 police officers who work on the borders of the southwestern peninsula will undergo polygraph (lie detector) tests.
(Trinidad Express) The lifestyle of gunman Jamarrie John, 31, caught up with him early Sunday morning when he and Onika Crafton, 34, were shot dead as they slept at her home in Guaico, Sangre Grande.