The State has been or­dered to pay more than $2.5 mil­lion in com­pen­sa­tion to the moth­er of a do­mes­tic vi­o­lence vic­tim who suc­cess­ful­ly sued over the au­thor­i­ties’ fail­ure to pro­tect her daugh­ter from her abu­sive ex-boyfriend.

A tele­vi­sion sta­tion has been or­dered to pay over $350,000 in com­pen­sa­tion to a cus­toms of­fi­cer it ac­cused of be­ing a ter­ror­ist linked to the Is­lam­ic State (ISIS).

Three teenagers were ar­rest­ed af­ter they robbed and as­sault­ed an­oth­er group of teenagers. Po­lice re­port­ed that around 7.35 pm on Mon­day, the three teen vic­tims were walk­ing along Lopinot Road, when three men ac­cost­ed them.

Years ago, be­fore he be­came Apos­tle Gary Grant, “Strong­ly” lived a life of crime where he par­tic­i­pat­ed in home in­va­sions, rob­beries with ag­gra­va­tion and car theft.

Head of the North­ern Di­vi­sion Snr Supt Sher­ma May­nard-Wil­son says that tar­get­ed in­ves­ti­ga­tions, stronger bonds with the po­lice and the State of Emer­gency (SoE) have led to a re­duc­tion in sev­er­al cat­e­gories of crime, as well as few­er crim­i­nal gangs in her zone of polic­ing.

Min­is­ter of En­er­gy and En­er­gy In­dus­tries Dr Roodal Mooni­lal has called on for­mer en­er­gy min­is­ter Stu­art Young to pub­licly con­demn what he de­scribed as a sus­pect­ed act of pipeline sab­o­tage in Bar­rack­pore, while dis­clos­ing claims from a res­i­dent sug­gest­ing pos­si­ble links to the Op­po­si­tion Peo­ple’s Na­tion­al Move­ment (PNM).

The Port-of-Spain City Cor­po­ra­tion has re­ceived a cheque val­ued at just over $2 mil­lion to fa­cil­i­tate the pay­ment of June 2026 salaries for its month­ly paid em­ploy­ees.

A 500-page UN­ESCO 2026 re­port says Trinidad and To­ba­go’s Sec­ondary En­trance As­sess­ment (SEA) con­tin­ues to de­ter­mine chil­dren’s fu­tures too ear­ly, sort­ing them by class and leav­ing poor­er stu­dents to bear the great­est dis­ad­van­tage.

Ed­u­ca­tion Min­is­ter Dr Michael Dowlath says this year’s Sec­ondary En­trance As­sess­ment (SEA) re­sults show “sig­nif­i­cant im­prove­ment”.

Fol­low­ing the shake-up at the Wa­ter and Sew­er­age Au­thor­i­ty (WASA), where ten se­nior of­fi­cials were sent home, at least two man­agers at the Trinidad and To­ba­go Elec­tric­i­ty Com­mis­sion (T&TEC) have now been dis­missed.

Op­po­si­tion Leader Pen­ne­lope Beck­les is call­ing on the Gov­ern­ment to re­verse its de­ci­sion to sus­pend the Mil­i­tary-Led Aca­d­e­m­ic Train­ing (Mi­LAT) Pro­gramme, de­scrib­ing the move as an­oth­er ma­jor set­back for youth de­vel­op­ment and crime pre­ven­tion and ques­tion­ing whether the coun­try can af­ford to lose one of its longest-run­ning so­cial in­ter­ven­tion ini­tia­tives.

A Trinida­di­an man has been ar­rest­ed in con­nec­tion with the mur­der of a woman in Mt St George, To­ba­go, hours af­ter her body was dis­cov­ered at her home to­day.