Pro­mot­er Randy Glas­gow is call­ing on the Trin­ba­go Uni­fied Ca­lyp­so­ni­ans’ Or­gan­i­sa­tion (TU­CO) to take re­spon­si­bil­i­ty for main­tain­ing stat­ues ho­n­our­ing ca­lyp­so leg­ends, say­ing there is no rea­son to seek more Gov­ern­ment mon­ey when the art form al­ready re­ceives mil­lions in an­nu­al fund­ing.

As the en­tire coun­try awaits the grand open­ing of the new To­ba­go air­port ter­mi­nal to­mor­row, one dis­placed res­i­dent is still strug­gling to pick up the pieces.

Po­lice are search­ing for a woman who was re­port­ed­ly dragged from her car and bun­dled in­to a van by a stranger fol­low­ing a mi­nor road ac­ci­dent in Rousil­lac on Sat­ur­day.

Po­lice ar­rest­ed 19 peo­ple and seized drugs, weapons, sus­pect­ed am­mu­ni­tion and house­break­ing im­ple­ments dur­ing sep­a­rate op­er­a­tions over the week­end in the South­ern, West­ern and East­ern Di­vi­sions.

Trinidad and To­ba­go has re­tained its Tier 2 rank­ing in the Unit­ed States De­part­ment of State’s 2026 Traf­fick­ing in Per­sons Re­port.

A 42-year-old Wood­brook busi­ness­woman has sued the State, al­leg­ing that she was ma­li­cious­ly pros­e­cut­ed for de­fraud­ing a hard­ware store of more than $850,000.

The State has been or­dered to pay al­most $180,000 in com­pen­sa­tion to a man from Princes Town, who claimed that he was ex­tort­ed by a group of po­lice of­fi­cers. 

KI­TAKYUSHU – Japan’s au­to­mo­tive re­cy­cling in­dus­try is turn­ing end-of-life ve­hi­cles in­to valu­able in­dus­tri­al re­sources, but Trinidad and To­ba­go’s au­to­mo­tive deal­ers say the eco­nom­ics could make such a mod­el dif­fi­cult to repli­cate at home.

The first time flood­wa­ters in­vad­ed Kevin Hard­uar’s Wood­land, South Trinidad home, his fam­i­ly was asleep.

As the pre­sen­ta­tion of the 2027 Bud­get looms on Mon­day, stake­hold­ers are call­ing for speed­i­er im­ple­men­ta­tion of projects.

Six days be­fore Pas­sion Desserts told cus­tomers that its stores and op­er­a­tions were of­fi­cial­ly closed, Pas­sion Desserts Lim­it­ed had al­ready been struck off the Com­pa­nies Reg­is­ter.

Prime Min­is­ter Kam­la Per­sad-Bisses­sar has come out in de­fence of the Hunters’ Search and Res­cue Team, led by Sham­sudeen Ayube and is warn­ing teenagers who choose to be­have like adults that they can­not ex­pect to fall back on their sta­tus as chil­dren when the law in­ter­venes.