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Cops kill 2
Posted: Monday, August 17, 2026
Cops kill 2
Police claim they were fired upon during raid on house; relatives dispute account, call for probe
Two men fatally shot, ammunition seized during anti-crime exercise
Nutrien review advances with third-party visits to Point Lisas facility
Nutrien's strategic review of its Trinidad Nitrogen operations is continuing, with representatives from third-party organisations expected to conduct site visits at the Point Lisas facility this week.
Rowley to PM: How many citizens have you reported to US over visas?
Dr Teelucksingh: The info gap behind “non-compliant” patient; and the cost of T&T's free healthcare
Gaps in care of amputees
2025 study provides insights...
Former Shiva Boys student loses cancer fight in India
Five months after leaving Trinidad for India in the hope of beating cancer, 20-year-old Dinesh Gadraj has died after undergoing a bone marrow transplant, leaving his family devastated and his mother struggling to come to terms with his death.
Develop the pan orchestra idea
The steel orchestra is an invention of Trinidad and Tobago. In our usual lackadaisical attitude, we allowed some foreigners to patent the pan. And with no initiative, we allow other countries to promote the steel instrument more than we do.
'IT'S RIDICULOUS'
Benjamin not acting CoP; Gary slams 'absurd' requirement
Guevarro's absence sparks debate over police leadership
Don't use inmates for cheap labour
Natuc tells Govt 40,000 want jobs:
Thomas 'the miracle' celebrates 25th birthday
The boy born without arms and legs so deformed he was unable to move had defied all odds because he was not supposed to survive. But Thomas continues to face his daily challenges with a smile, proving that true passion for life comes from within.'
Post-mortem awaited in sudden death of 18-year-old dancer
Jedda Beharry, of Happy Hill, Gasparillo, was a student at the School of International Travel and Languages (SITAL) and the lead dancer with the Trinidad Multicultural Dance Company in Gasparillo.
Ramsey-Moore blasts police handling of Silver Stars clash at Tribe event
PanTrinbago president Beverly Ramsey-Moore has criticised the handling of the recent confrontation between police and members of Silver Stars Steel Orchestra, insisting that a lack of understanding of steelband culture contributed to the incident.
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