The peo­ple of Good­wood are call­ing for jus­tice in the dis­ap­pear­ance of two-year-old An­ge­lo To­bias-Plaza.

A fall from a tree is be­lieved to have caused the death of a Ba­co­let man whose body was found float­ing in the sea in Mt St George yes­ter­day.

Her­itage Pe­tro­le­um has launched an in­ves­ti­ga­tion in­to an oil leak near Rang­ie Nanan Dri­ve, Tarou­ba, af­ter res­i­dents com­plained of hy­dro­car­bon fumes, while a moth­er and her 12-year-old daugh­ter sought med­ical at­ten­tion af­ter falling ill.

In­de­pen­dent Sen­a­tor Sophia Chote and Op­po­si­tion Sen­a­tor Faris Al-Rawi are push­ing for the Vic­tims’ Rights Bill, 2026, to be sent to a Joint Se­lect Com­mit­tee, warn­ing that the pro­posed law out­lines pro­tec­tions for vic­tims with­out clear­ly ex­plain­ing how they would be en­forced.

De­spite ac­knowl­edg­ing con­cerns raised in the Sen­ate, De­fence Min­is­ter Wayne Sturge says the Vic­tims’ Rights Bill, 2026, must still be passed, ar­gu­ing that vic­tims of crime have wait­ed too long for mean­ing­ful jus­tice with­in the crim­i­nal jus­tice sys­tem.

Land and Le­gal Af­fairs Min­is­ter Sad­dam Ho­sein has de­fend­ed Gov­ern­ment’s po­si­tion on the Land­mark­TT/Al­lam­by hous­ing de­vel­op­ment, re­ject­ing Op­po­si­tion claims over land trans­fers.

Hours af­ter in­ter­na­tion­al rat­ing agency Moody’s In­vestors Ser­vice with­drew the Na­tion­al Gas Com­pa­ny’s (NGC) cred­it as­sess­ment rat­ings, the com­pa­ny said this was not due to fi­nan­cial trou­ble but be­cause it had re­aligned its ex­ter­nal cred­it rat­ing agency en­gage­ments af­ter dis­con­tin­u­ing its re­la­tion­ship with Moody’s on Feb­ru­ary 26, 2026.

Amer­i­can singers Ja Rule (Jef­frey Atkins) and Ashan­ti (Ashan­ti Haynes) land­ed at Pi­ar­co In­ter­na­tion­al Air­port just be­fore mid­day yes­ter­day, bring­ing high spir­its and nos­tal­gic star pow­er to Trinidad ahead of their head­lin­ing slots at to­day’s high­ly an­tic­i­pat­ed R&B Brunch Fes­ti­val at the Queen’s Park Sa­van­nah, Port of Spain.

The T&T Po­lice Ser­vice’s num­bers will be in­creased from 7,884 of­fi­cers to 10,200 of­fi­cers dur­ing a five-year phased re­cruit­ment pro­gramme, and this will sig­nif­i­cant­ly im­prove its op­er­a­tional ef­fec­tive­ness, Home­land Se­cu­ri­ty Min­is­ter Roger Alexan­der has promised.

Less than two months af­ter re­duc­ing the over­time rates known as pool at the North Cen­tral Re­gion­al Health Au­thor­i­ty (NCRHA), the man­age­ment is now re­vert­ing to the old­er rates.

A man, who spent three weeks in prison af­ter he was mis­tak­en­ly held on a war­rant meant for his old­er cousin with a sim­i­lar name, is now ex­pect­ed to pur­sue a law­suit seek­ing sig­nif­i­cant com­pen­sa­tion from the State. 

A se­nior mu­nic­i­pal po­lice of­fi­cer has won his ap­peal over on­ly be­ing award­ed min­i­mal com­pen­sa­tion af­ter his pro­mo­tion was ter­mi­nat­ed over is­sues with the per­mis­sion he got to leave his pre­vi­ous role.