First Peoples Community wants the name “Piarco” to stay
The First People’s Community is voicing its opposition to a call for the renaming of the Piarco International Airport. Over […]
Barbadian officials investigate scarlet fever concerns at primary school
In Barbados, a high-level team of health and education officials have moved to address growing concerns at Hillaby Turner’s Hall
More maxi taxis expected out today, however others to continue strike
More maxi taxis are expected out on the roads today, however some operators will continue their strike. 103.1FM News this
TTPS dispatches buses to help stranded commuters
Today’s strike by by maxi taxi drivers left scores of commuters stranded, prompting the Police Service to dispatch several buses.
UWI elevates 8 to the rank of professor
Four senior lecturers at the UWI St Augustine Campus have been promoted to the distinguished rank of Professor. The University
Joshua James, Anderson Phillip among emerging pace talents selected for CWI camp
T&T’s Joshua James and Anderson Phillip are among several pacers taking part in a CWI High-Performance Fast Bowling Assessment Camp.
ICC approves Pink ball trial to limit bad light stoppages
Pink balls will be used to limit play lost to bad light in Test matches in a trial introduced by
“Spectcular world-class” concert to be held night before CPL FInals in Barbados
A spectacular world-class concert will be held in Barbados the night before the 2026 CPL Final. According to the tournament’s
Regional effort to improve hurricane warning systems
Representatives from 17 Caribbean countries and territories have strengthened regional efforts to improve early warning systems at the start of
South records six murders in less than 12 hours
Police are investigating six overnight murders in South Trinidad, which occurred across three separate incidents in less than 12 hours.