(SNO) — The island has recorded another homicide following a stabbing incident in Micoud, according to law enforcement sources. The victim is reportedly a male identified as Lance Camille. A female suspect is currently in police custody. Details are sketchy at this time, however it is reported that the deceased was fatally stabbed while allegedly ...

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(NEW YORK POST) — François-Henri Pinault — chairman and CEO of Kering, the French-based luxury group behind Gucci, Balenciaga, Yves Saint Laurent and other world-renowned brands — has pledged over $110 million towards the rebuilding of the Notre Dame cathedral. Pinault, who is married to actress Salma Hayek, said in a statement that he plans ...

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(FOX NEWS) — A New Orleans-area woman, who beat up her ex-boyfriend with his own prosthetic leg earlier this year because he tried to break up with her, was arrested last Wednesday, police said. On Feb. 11, Michelle Jackson, 58, was drinking with her now ex-boyfriend when he told her he wanted to see someone ...

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(NEW YORK POST) — An 18-year-old woman “infatuated with Columbine” has traveled to Colorado — days before the 20th anniversary of the high school massacre — with the intent of buying firearms and possibly targeting a school, cops said Tuesday. Sol Pais is believed to be somewhere in the Denver-Littleton area, with cops considering her ...

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(NEW YORK POST) — A baby swallowed up to 20 sleeping pills and went into convulsions while staying with her parents at a posh Times Square hotel, police sources said Tuesday. The 1-year-old girl ingested between 15 and 20 sleeping pills at the Night Hotel on West 47th Street around 7 p.m. Monday, sources said. ...

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WASHINGTON (Reuters) – U.S. President Donald Trump on Monday said he would award Tiger Woods the Presidential Medal of Freedom after the golfer won the Masters for the fifth time on Sunday. “Spoke to @TigerWoods to congratulate him on the great victory he had in yesterday’s @TheMasters, & to inform him that because of his ...

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(NEWS ROOM GUYANA) — Natasha Henry, a mother of four, was on Tuesday remanded to prison on a wounding charge after she allegedly stabbed a policewoman with a broken bottle to the leg. Henry, 23, appeared in court before Chief Magistrate (ag) Sherdel Isaacs-Marcus and was not required to plea to the charge. It is ...

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(TRINIDAD EXPRESS) — Intelligence gathered has revealed a growing pattern of certain elements from the South American mainland attempting to set up their trade of illegal activities in this country. Commissioner of Police Gary Griffith states that this emerging pattern could affect the security of this country. In a statement on Monday, Griffith said he ...

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(PRESS RELEASE) — Round-the-world rally World ARC 2018-19 officially came to an end on Saturday, April 13 with a special day of celebrations to mark the conclusion of this unique sailing journey. Returning to the shores of Saint Lucia, 38 crew members of 16 yachts completed their global circumnavigation that has seen them cross three ...

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(TRINIDAD GUARDIAN) — Peo­ple will have to start keep­ing their re­ceipts and a pa­per trail of their pos­ses­sions— like jew­ellery— once the Ex­plain Your Wealth Bill gets go­ing, In­de­pen­dent Sen­a­tor An­tho­ny Vieira has rec­om­mend­ed. Vieira made the sug­ges­tion dur­ing Mon­day’s Sen­ate de­bate of the Ex­plain Your Wealth Bill. He al­so rec­om­mend­ed com­pen­sa­tion should be paid ...

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