Severe Burns After Alleged Arson: A 66-year-old Penal mother is in intensive care after police say her son threw flammable liquid on her and set her alight following a domestic dispute. She was first reported as having injuries from a gas cylinder explosion, but later told investigators it was an attack; she was intubated and transferred to ICU with severe burns to her face, cheeks and ears. Public Health Screening at CPL: Republic Bank CPL is offering free health testing at all eight host venues across the Caribbean, including Trinidad and Tobago—blood pressure, glucose, BMI, urinalysis and PSA—aimed at early detection of hypertension, diabetes and cancer. Heat Outlook: Trinidad and Tobago is forecast to experience hotter-than-normal conditions through October, with Tobago facing drier-than-usual weather; residents are urged to prepare for muggy nights and watch for flash flooding during heavy bursts. Prison Work Proposal: The Prison Officers’ Association responds to a plan to reintroduce convicted inmates into public clean-up work, saying rehabilitation matters but public safety and proper staffing, training and risk checks must come first. Road Safety Tragedy: A Trinidad and Tobago woman died after a vehicle plunged into a river in Jamaica’s St Mary; police say the driver lost control near a sharp bend and she was swept away by the current.