Neurological Care Push: The Trinidad and Tobago Medical Association is urging early action on stroke and other neurological symptoms, highlighting “time is brain” warning signs like facial weakness, arm weakness and difficulty walking, and calling for stronger training across healthcare levels. Tobago School Safety Concerns: As teachers return to classrooms, TTUTA is warning that schools can’t function effectively while key resources, repairs, book grants, backpay and support staff issues remain unresolved, with parents also questioning readiness. Child Protection Case: A 23-year-old Venezuelan woman in South Oropouche is set to appear in court after police say the newborn she reported finding abandoned was actually her own child; the baby is in the Children’s Authority’s care. Violence and Recovery: A Tobago teacher was shot in Bon Accord during an argument and is reported stable at Scarborough General Hospital, while police detained a suspect and continue investigations. Public Health & Safety Tech: Tobago is rolling out a digital Tobago ID to streamline access to public services, with rapid sign-ups reported soon after launch. Wellness-Linked Community: A study on dog waste suggests methane—not hydrogen—could be the main energy source from treated faeces, while also underscoring the need for safe handling due to pathogens.