Public Safety: Scarborough Magistrates’ Court in Tobago was evacuated after a second bomb threat in just over a week; police later said it was false, with investigations continuing into threats reportedly sent via the same email. Crime & Justice: Government says it will deploy new technology to intensify the fight against child pornography, aiming to identify people involved in viewing and distributing child sexual abuse material. Infrastructure Watch: The Revitalisation Blueprint is still stuck in procurement, despite earlier promises of some projects starting in August 2026. Water & Utilities: Opposition MP Marvin Gonzales alleges WASA quietly hiked plumbing inspectorate fees by up to 700% effective July 1, while also challenging PolSC over failure to recommend an acting Commissioner of Police during the CoP’s absence. Sports & Events: GT3 cars return to Bushy Park for the first head-to-head racing weekend; Trinidad and Tobago also finished 11th in both boys’ U19 and U15 table tennis events at the ITTF-Americas Youth Championships. Culture & Diaspora: Brooklyn’s Trinidad and Tobago Independence Day parade was cancelled days before it was set to march, after NYPD denied the permit. Tourism & Travel: Caribbean Airlines finalised a direct Toronto-to-Tobago flight, timed to begin after the new ANR Robinson Airport terminal opens.