Rynessa Cutting

If you live in Trinidad and Tobago or within the region, you need to take steps to protect your eyes. It's the advice from medical professionals, as thousands seek free cataract removal surgery courtesy Hands International and the Community Hospital of Seventh Day Adventists. Four thousand surgeries will be carried out, and the initiative runs until May 24th. Rynessa Cutting has more.

An investigation has been launched into a food-badge racket, in which public officials are said to be taking money for persons who do not qualify, to get approved. Meantime the

Opposition Leader Pennelope Beckles is weighing in on the discourse surrounding the laying of charges against Kaia Sealy in the Joshua Samaroo

Saved by the prorogation of Parliament! With the privileges matter against Senators Janelle John-Bates and Faris Al-Rawi now discontinued, the ball is firmly back in the Opposition Leader's court.

Minister of Public Utilities, Barry Padarath, is standing by the hiring of a number of so-called "social media influencers", who are reported to be on WASA's payroll. Contacted by TV6

Despite navigating reduced budget allocations, the Tunapuna Piarco Regional Corporation was able to put on its biennial Sports and Family day on Saturday. Chairman Josiah Austin says the Corporation held fundraisers, and also got the support of the private sector. Meantime he's giving the assurance that all public private partnership arrangements entered into, are above board.

Shame on the TTPS! This was the cry of protestors who gathered outside the TTPS Admin Building today, calling for justice for Joshua Samaroo and Kaia Sealy.

It's T-MINUS 5 days to the eviction of the San Juan Laventille Regional Corporation from the MTS Plaza in Aranguez, which has housed the Corporation for almost 30 years.

Even as the THA lobbies for its own police force, THA Chief Secretary Farley Augustine is offering to fund training for police in Tobago, through the THA.

Scores of commuters across the country were left in the lurch, as a majority of maxi-taxi operators stayed true to their word, and failed to come out to work this morning.