Kaylon Paterson is a space engineer who will be the fourth Trini to fly at micro gravity in very short order. He joins us to discuss where he is at, how he got there, and his plans for the future.

The Trinidad and Tobago Unified Teachers Association TTUTA is all for the incorporation of Venezuelan migrant students into the school system starting September.

A "good" rating from the Police Service Commission ensured that Commissioner of Police, Erla Harewood-Christopher received a one year extension. Minister of National Security Fitzgerald Hinds explained this on Tuesday at the Maximum-Security Prison, Golden Grove Road, Arouca.

A fundraiser to support the community projects of the Rotary Club Central PoS, learn more about "Choka Fest 2024."

We chat about Rheumatoid Arthritis and the work of the TRASF with Founder/CEO, Leslie Ann Fields and PRO, Brenda Williams-Graham.

Discussing opportunities for Toronto's Caribbean Carnival with Executive Chair of the Festival Management Committee, Jennifer Hirlehey.

The Human Resource Management Association of Trinidad and Tobago (HRMATT) will host its signature event, C-Suite Conversations, on June 12th 2024, under the theme: Productivity. Take a look as we get the details.

Surveys from around the world find that males everywhere are reluctant to talk about their mental health. In this week's Health Check, we take a look at supporting men's mental health.

It's T minus 17 days to the start of the largest ICC Men's T20 World Cup in history, with stadiums across the host nations currently being outfitted with official tournament branding. Chief Executive Officer of Cricket West Indies, Johnny Grave, spoke on the Sportsmax Zone on the final wave of preparation as the adrenaline begins pumping. Grave mentioned that teams will be arriving in the Caribbean in the coming days for acclimatisation and warm-up camps.

The motorsport fraternity was plunged into shock and disbelief this morning when news spread of the fatal shooting of drag racer, PC Dale Mayers. TTT Sport has grown close to the motorsport family over the years and in this report, we share a tribute to the man fondly known as the Rugrat.

The Senior Men's Football team defeated Guyana 2-1 in the first of two international friendlies last evening. Kent Fuentes has the highlights.

The Government of Trinidad and Tobago in collaboration with the Global Climate Change Alliance Plus Initiative and the European Union is continuing their partnered initiatives to lower the nation's dependence on fossil fuels.

A steelpan manufacturing facility has been launched at the Russell Latapy Secondary School, which will now allow the school to reignite the subject as part of its syllabus. Sunil Lalla reports.

THA Assemblyman Joel Sampson has been sworn in as Secretary of Community Development, Youth Development and Sport. Mr. Sampson took his Oath of Office and received his Instrument of Appointment from President Christine Kangaloo at President’s House on Tuesday. He was among seven Assemblymen in the THA’s Executive to be affected by the reshuffle announced on Monday. After previously serving as Assistant Secretary in the Division of Infrastructure, Quarries and Urban Development, Mr. Sampson will now assume the Secretarial position formerly held by Assemblyman Terrance Baynes. Secretary Sampson, in a brief interview, told TTT News he is happy to be able to serve Tobago in this new capacity. He added that after settling into his new portfolio he would speak further on his appointment.

While Saharan dust concentrations may be at mild levels, sensitive persons may still be affected by the air quality so take care.

Acting Prime Minister Colm Imbert says the regional poultry sector is essential for CARICOM's food security but the industry must survive a variety of hazards including climate change, disease, and foreign imports. Terry-Ann Browne-Campbell has more.

Much ado about nothing, that’s the opinion of Head of the Tobago Business Chamber, Martin George, on the Re-Shuffle of members of the Tobago House of Assembly. In a media statement he makes his sentiments clear.

The future of Trinidad and Tobago's Energy Sector looks promising. This reassurance given by Minister of Energy and Energy Industries Stuart Young.

This conversation features Executive Officer at Caribbean Sign Language Centre, Nicole Paul, and Founder/CEO and Executive Director of WeCare Deaf Support Network, Qushiba Le Fleur. The ladies join us to discuss deafness, sign language, and ways that the Deaf Community can be supported, included, and armed with capacity building tools.