Heavy rainfall can be expected over several parts of the Windward Islands, including Trinidad and Tobago, on Sunday into Monday. The Meteorological Service (Met Office) on Friday advised of a 50...

Finance Minister Colm Imbert may announce the date of the presentation of the 2017/2018 Budget to the nation during today’s sitting of the House of Representatives. Speaking at Thursday’s Post C...

Here's a look at today's weather. Long sunny spells will be interrupted by occasional showers in varying localities. Expect a few heavier showers during the afternoon with the medium, (60%) chan...

Members of the public are advised that there will be a temporary traffic disruption along Connector Road, Golconda from Friday, September 15, to Sunday, September, 17 in order to facilitate milling...

Relatives of Public Administration and Communications Minister Maxie Cuffie have expressed confusion over an article in a daily newspaper which described his condition as grim after he reportedly s...

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The Association of Trinidad and Tobago Insurance Companies (ATTIC) is seeking to assure its customers who have faced the devastating destruction of Hurricane Irma, that they stand ready to fulfill ...

After fighting for his life for three years, a 27-year-old man who was shot in the head in 2014 has succumbed to his injuries. The deceased has been identified as Mikhail James. He was shot i...

Venezuelan immigrants pose no threat to this country. This is according to President of the Banking, Insurance and General Workers Union (BIGWU) Vincent Cabrera. Cabrera was responding to com...

Irate prisoners have damaged the prison cells they are being kept in, including pulling down ceiling fixtures, and damaging toilet bowls, as they protested inhumane conditions and failure to be tak...

The company at the centre of the Petrotrin "fake oil" allegations has initiated a legal challenge against State-owned Petrotrin and its Chairman Wilfred Espinet. A&V Oil and Gas Ltdhas retained ...

Here's a look at the weather for today. Hot and sunny conditions will be interrupted by one or two periods of light to moderate showers. There is the medium chance for heavy showers and thunders...

While awaiting the outcome of the investigation into allegations of fraud at state-owned Petrotrin, Prime Minister Dr Keith Rowley made a definitive statement on the issue on Wednesday night. Dr...

Prime Minister Dr Keith Rowley and the leaders of the Trade Union Federations met at the Office of the Prime Minister on Wednesday, to engage in follow-up talks over a range of issues affecting the...

The entrepreneurial spirit is stronger than it's ever been before in Trinidad and Tobago and the National Secondary School Entrepreneurship Competition (NSSEC) is aiming to stimulate that spirit wi...

Education Minister Anthony Garcia has defended the decision to change the date of the Secondary Entrance Assessment (SEA) exam. The decision, which was approved by Cabinet, was announced at a me...

Members of the public are advised that the Regulated Industries Commission (RIC) has initiated the process of Price Reviews for the Trinidad and Tobago Electricity Commission (T&TEC) and the Water ...

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Officials with the Works and Transport Ministry are working at this time to clear debris caused by landslips along the North Coast Road, Maracas. The landslides followed heavy rains over the pas...

Customers in parts of Central Trinidad served by the Freeport Water Treatment Plant are advised of a disruption in their water supplies on Thursday. The disruption will take place between 8 am a...