US Pres­i­dent Don­ald Trump has nom­i­nat­ed Trinidad-born for­mer Flori­da lieu­tenant gov­er­nor Jen­nifer John­son-Car­roll to serve as the next Unit­ed States am­bas­sador to Trinidad and To­ba­go.

The Joint Trade Union Move­ment (JTUM) is call­ing for the im­me­di­ate with­draw­al of Le­gal No­tice No. 40 of 2026, which es­tab­lish­es 15 no-protest zones un­der the State of Emer­gency reg­u­la­tions.

A coali­tion of 11 trade unions is threat­en­ing le­gal ac­tion against the Gov­ern­ment over new­ly im­posed State of Emer­gency (SOE) reg­u­la­tions that re­strict pub­lic demon­stra­tions at 15 des­ig­nat­ed lo­ca­tions across Trinidad and To­ba­go.

The Min­istry of Pub­lic Util­i­ties has re­port­ed that 30,709 pipeline leaks were re­paired across Trinidad and To­ba­go be­tween April 2025 and April 2026.

The Trinidad and To­ba­go Po­lice Ser­vice (TTPS) has of­fi­cial­ly is­sued an Ex­pres­sion of In­ter­est (EOI) for body-worn cam­eras, seek­ing firms to sup­ply.

A bur­glar es­caped with two mon­strances af­ter break­ing in­to St Mary’s RC Church in Mu­cu­rapo ear­ly Tues­day morn­ing, just days be­fore the Catholic Church’s cel­e­bra­tion of Cor­pus Christi.

Iran stopped com­mu­ni­cat­ing with me­di­a­tors af­ter Is­rael threat­ened to bomb Beirut as it fights the Iran­ian-backed Lebanese mili­tia Hezbol­lah, two se­mi-of­fi­cial Iran­ian news agen­cies re­port­ed Tues­day.

The Min­istry of Labour has launched an in­ves­ti­ga­tion in­to the death of san­i­ta­tion work­er De­shawn Joseph, who was killed while on du­ty in Kel­ly Vil­lage last week.

The ex­ec­u­tive di­rec­tor of the Caribbean Re­gion­al Fish­eries Mech­a­nism (CRFM), Dr. Marc Williams is ques­tion­ing how the Caribbean fish­eries and aqua­cul­ture will fare off dur­ing the 2026 At­lantic Hur­ri­cane Sea­son, which be­gan on Mon­day.

The U.S. gov­ern­ment has giv­en a visa to Wood­en­sky Pierre, the on­ly mem­ber of Haiti’s na­tion­al soc­cer team who lives in the Caribbean coun­try, to trav­el and par­tic­i­pate in the World Cup, an of­fi­cial said Tues­day.

The Wa­ter and Sew­er­age Au­thor­i­ty (WASA) is ad­vis­ing cus­tomers in sev­er­al parts of North, Cen­tral and South Trinidad that they may ex­pe­ri­ence a tem­po­rary dis­rup­tion to their pipe-borne wa­ter sup­ply due to es­sen­tial works be­ing car­ried out by the Trinidad and To­ba­go Elec­tric­i­ty Com­mis­sion (T&TEC).

Com­muters trav­el­ling along the East-West cor­ri­dor and from Cen­tral and South Trinidad in­to and out of Port-of-Spain are ex­pect­ed to face an­oth­er day of dis­rup­tion to­day, as Route Two and Three maxi taxi op­er­a­tors plan to con­tin­ue their three-day strike de­spite talks with Trans­port and Civ­il Avi­a­tion Min­is­ter Eli Za­k­our yes­ter­day.