Trelawny residents to benefit from water improvement project
The community of Jackson Town in Trelawny is set to experience a significant improvement in their water supply through a new $70-million government
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Parents urged to look out for hand, foot & mouth disease
As the start of the 2024/25 academic year approaches, parents are being encouraged to safeguard their children against hand, foot and mouth disease.
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Diaspora groups provide back-to-school assistance for St Elizabeth students
As residents of St Elizabeth continue to recover from the impact of hurricane Beryl, several of the hardest hit families have received much-needed
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Vaz demands probe into JPS billing spike amid outrage
Energy Minister, Daryl Vaz, is taking swift action in response to a surge of complaints from Jamaica Public Service (JPS) customers regarding unexpectedly
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‘Borders on Terrorism!’ 8 killed, 9 injured in mass shooting in Clarendon
A devastating series of gun attacks in the Cherry Tree Lane community of Four Paths, Clarendon, has left eight people dead and nine
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Crescent Primary celebrates PEP results
St Catherine-based Crescent Primary School performed very well in the 2024 sitting of the Primary Exit Profile (PEP) exams, with more than half
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PM urges JPS to restore power to southwest St Elizabeth
Prime Minister Andrew Holness is urging the Jamaica Public Service Company (JPS) to provide a commitment date to restore electricity to Southwest St
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Cops list Maroon Chief Richard Currie as person of interest
The Jamaica Constabulary Force (JCF) has listed Maroon Chief Richard Currie as a person of interest in connection with an incident in Quickstep,
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‘Stop running!’ JCF urges criminals in new Olympics-themed plea
The official opening of the 2024 Olympics is just days away, and the Jamaica Constabulary Force (JCF) appears to be taking advantage of
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Education Ministry commits to school repairs following Hurricane Beryl
The Ministry of Education and Youth will be commencing repairs at schools damaged during Hurricane Beryl’s passage in preparation for the start of