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STAR WALKS FREE
Posted: Friday, September 11, 2026

STAR WALKS FREE
Businesswoman's PDO revoked in another blow to State's conspiracy to murder case against her and Hadeeds

Star weeps after PDO revoked
Visited by family on release from house arrest...

Attorney: Sabga sorry for using racial slur against PM
Star Sabga has expressed remorse for referring to Prime Minister Kamla Persad-Bissessar as a "stinking c****e" during a conversation with her niece, Genevieve Hadeed, in June.

Families wait for loved ones
PDO detainees released ahead of SoE end...

Gonzales claims SoE detainees to be released from today

PM: People are suffering
...blames outdated systems for medication shortages

National Security Council to decide fate of SoE today
The National Security Council (NSC) will meet today to determine the future of the State of Emergency (SoE), which is due to expire on September 17, Prime Minister Kamla Persad-Bissessar has confirmed.

Miss T&T World proud of success
Miss Trinidad and Tobago World Georgia-Lee Gill returned home on Tuesday to a warm welcome, after being crowned Miss World Caribbean at the 73rd Miss World pageant in Vietnam.

Govt drafting law to hold parents accountable for children's behaviour

CJ moves to close traffic ticket loophole
The Judiciary is seeking to close a legal loophole allegedly being used by some motorists to evade traffic tickets.

Fourth man killed in Morvant in three days
Police said Lewis was at his home shortly after 5 a.m. when gunmen entered the premises and opened fire.

Morvant residents brace for more violence after triple killing
Morvant residents say while they are not particularly shaken or fearful, they are anticipating more violence after three men were killed in separate instances in different parts of the community on Tuesday.



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