New Florida law lets parents consent to corporal punishment in schools
Florida schools can now use corporal punishment, once parents allow it. A new state law lets districts adopt policies permitting […]
August 20, 2025
Cellphones banned in polling stations for Guyana elections
Guyana’s Election Commission has announced a ban on cell-phone use within polling stations during the upcoming September 1st General and
Health Minister conducts unannounced walk-through at EWMSC
Health Minister Dr Lackram Bodoe says reducing wait times and enhancing customer service delivery remain high-priority areas for health sector
Well Services gives update on Rig 110 salvage and recovery operations
Well Services will have to wait until September 18th to know if the EMA will grant a Certificate of Environmental
Section of St Vincent Street, PoS to be closed this Saturday
This Saturday, August 23rd, a section of St Vincent Street in Port of Spain will be closed to vehicular traffic.
Judge dismisses application by CEPEP contractor for urgent appeal hearing
A Judge has dismissed an application by Eastman Enterprises for an urgent hearing of an appeal. The company is challenging
National debate for two party leaders before Jamaica’s election
The political leaders of Jamaica’s two national parties are set to go head in head in a national debate on
76 road fatalities for 2025 so far, slight increase compared to 2024
76 persons have been victims to road traffic fatalities for the year so far, as compared to 74 for the
Monitoring continues for 2 tropical waves in the Atlantic
Monitoring continues with regard to a tropical wave located to the southwest of the Cabo Verde Islands. This continues to
UWI St Augustine: 20% tuition fee not in effect for upcoming academic year
The UWI St. Augustine Campus says the approved tuition fee increase of 20% will not take effect during the upcoming