Do­minic and Genevieve Hadeed have been or­dered to be im­me­di­ate­ly re­leased by the court af­ter spend­ing 22 days in cus­tody since their ar­rest on June 24.

Prime Min­is­ter Kam­la Per­sad-Bisses­sar has re­vealed that she spoke with Venezuela’s Act­ing Pres­i­dent Del­cy Ro­dríguez two days af­ter dev­as­tat­ing earth­quakes struck the neigh­bour­ing coun­try, as Trinidad and To­ba­go moved to launch a ma­jor hu­man­i­tar­i­an re­lief ef­fort.

The Min­istry of Trans­port and Civ­il Avi­a­tion has an­nounced an ex­ten­sion of cashier op­er­at­ing hours at all Li­cens­ing Di­vi­sion of­fices na­tion­wide, giv­ing mem­bers of the pub­lic ad­di­tion­al time to com­plete pay­ments for ser­vices.

A Ch­agua­nas busi­ness­man has lost more than $1.3 mil­lion af­ter his com­mer­cial bank ac­count was al­leged­ly hacked in what busi­ness lead­ers say re­flects a grow­ing threat of so­phis­ti­cat­ed on­line bank­ing fraud in Trinidad and To­ba­go.

ANSA McAL Lim­it­ed has been as­signed ini­tial is­suer cred­it rat­ings of Cari­AA on the re­gion­al scale and ttAA on the Trinidad and To­ba­go na­tion­al scale by Caribbean In­for­ma­tion and Cred­it Rat­ing Ser­vices Lim­it­ed (Cari­CRIS).

Le­gal doc­u­ments is­sued by the court—re­lat­ing to Peo­ple's Na­tion­al Move­ment (PNM) hav­ing to ex­plain where they got the mon­ey from to build Bal­isi­er House—were of­fi­cial­ly served on the par­ty’s gen­er­al sec­re­tary Fos­ter Cum­mings around 12:15 am to­day, as he re­turned to the coun­try and stepped out of the air­port.

Plagued by haunt­ing “mem­o­ries of blood, hor­ror and death,” the fam­i­ly of An­gel­i­ca Jo­gie have ini­ti­at­ed le­gal ac­tion over the tragedy that claimed her life at Pi­geon Point Beach, To­ba­go, on April 8. The sev­en-year-old was struck and killed by a jet ski af­ter it ploughed past the rope de­mar­cat­ing a bathing-on­ly zone, slam­ming in­to An­gel­i­ca and three oth­er rel­a­tives.

Hum­ming­bird AI has moved to counter grow­ing pub­lic scep­ti­cism over its pro­posed mul­ti-bil­lion-dol­lar ar­ti­fi­cial in­tel­li­gence in­fra­struc­ture project in Trinidad and To­ba­go, re­leas­ing de­tails of its lead­er­ship, in­ter­na­tion­al part­ners and long-term vi­sion af­ter fac­ing crit­i­cism over its lim­it­ed pub­lic pro­file.

A rift ap­pears to be de­vel­op­ing with­in the Prison Of­fi­cers’ As­so­ci­a­tion, af­ter pres­i­dent Ger­ard Gor­don dis­tanced him­self from a let­ter sent by his gen­er­al sec­re­tary Lester Lo­gie, which is be­lieved to have trig­gered Prison Com­mis­sion­er Car­los Cor­raspe be­ing sent on leave.

As he strug­gled to hold back tears yes­ter­day, Jubal Bas­ral­ly re­called how he watched his 65-year-old moth­er, Jameela Bas­ral­ly, bleed to death in his arms af­ter suf­fer­ing a cracked skull in a traf­fic ac­ci­dent in Mara­bel­la on Tues­day.

As she cel­e­brat­ed her 100th birth­day on Tues­day sur­round­ed by chil­dren, grand­chil­dren and great-grand­chil­dren, Seales told Guardian Me­dia that one mem­o­ry stood out above all the oth­ers.

For­mer at­tor­ney gen­er­al Garvin Nicholas says threats against pub­lic of­fi­cials are not un­usu­al, adding that this is one of the rea­sons gov­ern­ment of­fi­cials are pro­vid­ed with se­cu­ri­ty de­tails up­on tak­ing of­fice.