Japanese student presumed dead at Niagara
A 19-year-old Japanese student is presumed dead after she lost her balance Sunday and fell into the churning waters of Niagara Falls, police said Tuesday.
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Arrest made in Sydney bomb collar case
Paul Douglas Peters, a 50-year-old man accused of strapping a suspected explosive device around the neck of a teen in a Sydney suburb, was arrested more than 9,000 miles away Monday in Buckner, Kentucky.
Arrest made in Sydney bomb collar case
Paul Douglas Peters, a 50-year-old man accused of strapping a suspected explosive device around the neck of a teen in a Sydney suburb, was arrested more than 9,000 miles away Monday in Buckner, Kentucky.
Gunfire ‘all night and morning’ in besieged Syrian city
The Syrian government vehemently denied reports that more than 5,000 Palestinians fled a U.N. refugee camp in the port city of Latakia after it came under fire from Syrian security forces.
Aruba suspect to be transferred to prison
An FBI official has arrived in Aruba to assist with the investigation into the disappearance of a Maryland woman during a vacation there, an island official said Tuesday.
Four acres marijuana plants found and destroyed in upper Berbice River
Berbice : The Police over the weekend conducted a drug eradication operation at Breath Water, Upper Berbice River, where a four-acre field of cultivated marijuana plants was found. The field had…
Confusion over effectiveness of police sickout action
Port-of-Spain: While the Ministry of National Security has reported an 80 percent turnout by police officers during yesterday's day of rest and reflection, police sources in various divisions say there…
Security guard murdered
San Fernando: Another security guard has been murdered while on the job. He has been identified as Richard Dove. Reports by police indicate that around 3 o'clock today, two armed…
Vigilant work by residents caused bridge contractor to be sacked.
Georgetown : Permanent Secretary within the Ministry of Local Government and Regional Development, Nigel Dharamlall today have refuted claims made in an August 15th article of the Kaieteur News which stated…
Prime Minister contracts dengue fever
Port-of-Spain: Prime Minister Kamla Persad-Bissessar has been diagnosed with dengue fever and is now resting at home receiving medical care and supervision. The Office of the Prime Minister issued a…
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