Pie Progress
More than 300 persons have died on Jamaica's roads since the start of this year. At current trends, it is likely that the figure vwill hit the 400 mark and beyond. What can you do to stop this pie chart from completing its circle at 400 deaths?
Mottley Sweeps Barbados Elections
Barbados Prime Minister Mia Mottley was sworn in for a second term Thursday after her party appeared to have swept every legislative seat in the first elections the island nation held as a republic si...
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JUTA Operator Found Stabbed to Death in Discovery Bay
A JUTA operator was found stabbed to death in his car in Discovery Bay, St. Ann on Thursday.
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Toddler Dies After Being Locked in Car for Eight Hours
An 18-month old baby died on Wednesday morning at Black River Hospital in St. Elizabeth where she was admitted after being left in a locked car for eight hours on Monday.
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Six Shot, Three Fatally in Trelawny
Six people were shot, three fatally, by gunmen in Bounty Hall, Trelawny on Friday morning.
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Details of Ruel Reid's Settlement to be Made Public
Education Minister Fayval Williams has said details of the settlement agreement between the Jamaica College Board and former principal Ruel Reid will be made public.
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Man who shot dead 16-year-old grandniece arrested
The police in the St. Andrew South Division have arrested 46-year-old Glenford Henry who was wanted in connection with the murder of his 16-year-old grandniece on Saturday.
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Two killed at gas station at Molynes Road/Red Hills Road intersection
Two men were killed at the gas station at the intersection of Molynes Road and Red Hills Road in St. Andrew on Monday afternoon.
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Three Men Nabbed in Cocaine Bust
Three men are in custody at the Joint Police/Military Coast Guard base in Black River, St Elizabeth following a major cocaine bust between last night and this morning.
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Commish says SOE's are reaping early success
Commissioner of Police Major General Antony Anderson says there are early indications that the States of Public Emergency imposed on November 14 have been effective in putting a lid on crime.
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Multi-agency probe launched into Education Ministry/JCTE irregularities
The Financial Investigation Division (FID), the Major Organised Crime and Anti-Corruption Agency (MOCA) and the police, have been called in to investigate the matter involving Acting Permanent Secreta...
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Several arrested in connection with recent shooting in Mobay
Several people have been detained for questioning in connection with last week's deadly shootout in downtown Montego Bay, St. James.
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Maroon Chief Sports "Shottie" during confrontation with police
The Firearm Licensing Authority, FLA, has launched an investigation into the circumstances in which Maroon Chief, Richard Currie, had what appeared to be a shotgun strapped to his back during a confro...
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