Stepfather confesses
Posted: Thursday, May 21, 2026

Stepfather confesses in Angelo disappearance
It is understood a male relative of Angelo was brought briefly by police to Cambridge Trace, Goodwood, this morning before officers whisked him away.

Night falls without Angelo being found
Investigators probing the toddler's disappearance believe they have made a major breakthrough in the case after one of seven people detained allegedly told officers the child was strangled and his body thrown into the sea near a coastal village on Tobago's windward side, several kilometres beyond Scarborough.

Top T&T climate diplomat resigns amid policy concerns
Trinidad and Tobago's lead climate negotiator for 30 years, Kishan Kumarsingh, has resigned as Head of Multilateral Environmental Agreements at the Ministry of Planning, Economic Affairs and Development, citing challenges linked to changes in policy direction since May 2025.

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US grant to boost healthcare system
Trinidad and Tobago is set to benefit from a TT$42 million (US$6 million) grant from the United States government aimed at strengthening the country's healthcare system over the next two years.

Felicity's hidden Mandir and its century-old legacy of faith
Tucked away in the quiet community of Felicity, Chaguanas, stands a little-known Mandir believed by devotees to be among the oldest surviving Hindu temples in Trinidad and Tobago.

TTMS forecasts quiet hurricane season

Gonzales challenges Govt over Immigration corruption claims
Homeland Security Minister Roger Alexander's claims of corruption within the Immigration Division—including allegations that foreigners paid up to $50,000 for work permits and as much as $250,000 for citizenship documents—have triggered fresh political backlash, with former national security minister Marvin Gonzales demanding why no arrests or charges have followed if authorities truly possess evidence of a large-scale racket.

Six-year-old girl still critical after drowning but out of hospital
On April 10, Skylar was admitted to the Intensive Care Unit of the San Fernando General Hospital after she was submerged in the water for several minutes.

Cops kill 'home invader'
The incident happened at around 4.30am, when officers received information that a man was seen on the premises of a home belonging to a family who was out of the country.

Transport Ministry warn of fake text messages
The Ministry of Transport and Civil Aviation described as fake text messages currently circulating regarding speeding violations, claiming to have legal effect and requesting persons make payment within seven days to receive a 50% discount and did not originate from the Ministry.

Teenager, grandfather beaten in violent home invasion
Police said the teenager and his 63-year-old grandfather were attacked around 3 am at their home at Mora Dam Road. The teenager was outside the house when he was confronted by five masked men, two of whom had firearms.


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