Trinidad and Tobago News

A High Court judge dismissed the murder charge against the bar owner, citing inconsistencies in witness testimony and inconclusive CCTV evidence in the 2020 death of Devon Brown.

Trinidad and Tobago officials are addressing rising road fatalities by introducing new safety measures, urging drivers to slow down and obey traffic laws for safer roads.

Approximately 100 firearms and about 4,000 rounds of ammunition have gone missing from the San Fernando Municipal Police Station, widening an investigation into the murder of Woman Police Constable Anusha Eversley.

Piarco International Airport will remove its domestic departure lounge and route all passengers through a unified “All Gates” system from 24 April 2026, the Airport Authority said.

Babies born at 27 weeks leave NICU after weeks of specialized treatment at Port of Spain General Hospital.

The union signalled further mobilisation as members prepare to vote on their next steps in the dispute.

Over 2,000 nurses marched in Port of Spain protesting salary disputes, reduced overtime rates, and poor working conditions, warning of further action if their demands are not met.

The woman said she acted in self-defense after hours of alleged abuse, and no charges have been filed pending further investigation.

Dr. Terrance Drew said proper procedures were followed in the reappointment process, after concerns raised by Kamla Persad-Bissessar.

Police have launched an investigation after a man’s body with gunshot wounds was discovered along Tractor Road in Vega de Oropouche.

The officer was treated for dog bites and granted a week’s sick leave.

He was struck multiple times in the head and face by a suspect who fled the scene, as police continue their investigation.

Prime Minister Kamla Persad-Bissessar says stationing officers in schools is crucial to protect students and teachers from rising classroom violence, despite opposition criticism.

From October 2025 to February 2026, nearly 24,000 cruise passengers arrived, boosting local tours, spending, and business opportunities.

The service marks an important step in the airline’s Caribbean network expansion, with the inaugural flight to Trinidad operated by an Embraer ERJ145 offering four weekly services between the destinations.

During the vehicle search, police seized alcoholic beverages, clothing, footwear, pepper sauce, and a container of cheese suspected to be uncustomed goods.

Police officers responding to a report of an assault found the victim lying unconscious on the roadway and later detained three suspects who allegedly admitted to being involved in the altercation.

The 18-month-old male ocelot, found with gunshot wounds and porcupine quills, is now under veterinary care and partially paralysed in its hind legs.

Ezekiel Moore, was shot at his home in La Horquetta and later died despite medical efforts, while police continue to investigate.

The victim has been identified as 19-year-old Jesus Carlos, a Venezuelan national, resident of Harmony Hall, Gasparillo.