LGBTQI+ ac­tivist Ja­son Jones will have to wait longer for a fi­nal rul­ing in his more than decade-long con­sti­tu­tion­al chal­lenge to this coun­try’s bug­gery and se­ri­ous in­de­cen­cy laws.

A man has been giv­en a life­line in his bid to pur­sue a law­suit over a crash that claimed the lives of his par­ents and old­er broth­er when he and an­oth­er broth­er were chil­dren.

ANSA McAL has do­nat­ed two pieces of heavy equip­ment worth TT$846,574 to sup­port on­go­ing hu­man­i­tar­i­an and re­cov­ery ef­forts in earth­quake-strick­en Venezuela.

For 12-year-old Vivek Su­per­sad Ma­haraj, aca­d­e­m­ic ex­cel­lence has nev­er been about chas­ing marks alone. It has been a jour­ney built on faith, fam­i­ly val­ues, dis­ci­pline and a bal­anced lifestyle—qual­i­ties that have now earned him the dis­tinc­tion of plac­ing first na­tion­al­ly in the 2026 Sec­ondary En­trance As­sess­ment (SEA).

Peo­ple us­ing fire hy­drants to fill wa­ter trucks for re­sale could face ar­rest if they can­not prove they have per­mis­sion from the rel­e­vant au­thor­i­ties, ac­cord­ing to Fire Ser­vice Of­fi­cer (FSO) New­ton Thomas.

Mo­torists and res­i­dents in San­gre Grande say they are get­ting the runaround from the Min­istry of Works' Guaico of­fice and the San­gre Grande Re­gion­al Cor­po­ra­tion as they seek ac­tion on drainage prob­lems and de­te­ri­o­rat­ing roads.

Busi­ness­man Do­minic Hadeed and his wife Genevieve have lost their ini­tial at­tempt to have their con­sti­tu­tion­al law­suit against the Gov­ern­ment ex­pe­dit­ed.

The Chi­nese com­mu­ni­ty in Trinidad and To­ba­go has do­nat­ed TT$300,000 to sup­port earth­quake re­lief ef­forts in Venezuela.

Trinidad and To­ba­go is set to lead the next phase of a pro­posed re­gion­al fer­ry ser­vice, with CARI­COM lead­ers agree­ing to ex­plore us­ing one of the coun­try’s ex­ist­ing ves­sels as a pi­lot project while a pri­vate sec­tor-led op­er­a­tion is de­vel­oped.

They called them­selves the “Ger­man dri­ving school for ex­perts,” but pros­e­cu­tors say the true pur­pose of their Telegram chats was to brag about the women they raped and share tips about how to drug them.

Thou­sands of peo­ple af­fect­ed by the dev­as­tat­ing earth­quakes in Venezuela last month are in­creas­ing­ly fac­ing chal­lenges ac­cess­ing clean wa­ter as well as san­i­ta­tion and hy­giene ser­vices.

The Eman­ci­pa­tion Sup­port Com­mit­tee of Trinidad and To­ba­go (ES­CTT) is con­demn­ing the po­lice's han­dling of a con­fronta­tion with mem­bers of Sil­ver Stars Steel Or­ches­tra at TRIBE's band launch, say­ing the re­port­ed use of force against pan­nists was dis­pro­por­tion­ate.