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STETHS administrators warn indiscipline will not be tolerated

This follows a series of violent incidents involving students that forced a suspension of in-person classes last month.

Classes were moved online for two consecutive days as school officials sought to restore order and ensure the safety of students and staff.

Chuck urges motorists to stop using courts to delay ticket payments

He was speaking yesterday at a press conference about the Demerit Point System, which becomes effective on October 1.

Motorists are being urged to clear outstanding traffic tickets prior to the implementation of the Demerit Point System.

Chang hails Project STAR for transforming lives

National Security Minister Dr. Horace Chang has hailed the continued work of Project STAR in transforming the lives of residents of communities once impacted by violence.

This is being done through social protection and employment placement initiatives.

PM Holness pledges Jamaica’s commitment to helping develop Suriname’s tourism sector

Prime Minister Dr. Andrew Holness has pledged Jamaica's commitment to helping develop Suriname's tourism sector.

Speaking at a press conference during an official visit to the country, Dr. Holness said Jamaica stands ready to share its decades of experience in tourism.

Burn survivor Adrianna Laing honoured at graduation ceremony

Burn survivor Adrianna Laing is being hailed for being an inspiration, as she was given special recognition during the graduation ceremony at Maggotty High School in St. Elizabeth today.

Laing is the only survivor of a house fire at her home in Westmoreland five years ago; her three younger brothers

Govt. remains committed to pursuing multi-faceted approach to dismantling criminal networks responsible for trafficking guns

This was stated by Justice Minister Delroy Chuck, while speaking at a firearms identification and classification training workshop for legal personnel at the Institute of Science and Legal Medicine in St. Andrew yesterday.

He noted that the workshop comes at a critical time, as illegal firearms continue

Motorists urged to clear outstanding traffic tickets prior to implementation of Demerit Point System on October 1

The demerit system comes under the new Road Traffic Act passed in 2018.

Speaking at a press conference on the demerit point system implementation, the minister noted that motorists have until September 30 to clear their traffic tickets.

84 churches in St. James to receive combined $16M in grant funding for Hurricane Melissa recovery

Eighty-four churches in St. James are set to receive a combined $16 million in grant funding to support cleanup, restoration and rehabilitation efforts following the passage of Hurricane Melissa last year.

The funding forms part of the Government's $75 million Churches Clean-up and Restoration Initiative

Count down begins for 2027 FIFA Women’s World Cup

On the eve of the one year countdown to the FIFA Women's World Cup in Brazil, Rio de Janeiro’s iconic Christ the Redeemer Statue was illuminated with the FIFA Women’s World Cup 2027 brand and a “one year to go” message.

Gov’t says it stands ready to support relief and recovery effort in Venezuela, following back-to-back earthquakes

The Government says it is ready to support the relief and recovery effort in Venzeuela, following back-to-back earthquakes that hit the country yesterday. The BBC said the quakes, with magnitudes of 7.2 and 7.5, hit a minute apart.

STETHS administrators warn indiscipline will not be tolerated

Friday, June 26, 2026 Markelia Rumble News No comments

This follows a series of violent incidents involving students that forced a suspension of in-person classes last month. Classes were moved online for two consecutive days as school officials sought to restore order and ensure the safety of students and staff.

Chuck urges motorists to stop using courts to delay ticket payments

Friday, June 26, 2026 Marlene Freeman News No comments

He was speaking yesterday at a press conference about the Demerit Point System, which becomes effective on October 1. Motorists are being urged to clear outstanding traffic tickets prior to the implementation of the Demerit Point System.

Count down begins for 2027 FIFA Women’s World Cup

Thursday, June 25, 2026 Dwight Fraser sports No comments

On the eve of the one year countdown to the FIFA Women's World Cup in Brazil, Rio de Janeiro’s iconic Christ the Redeemer Statue was illuminated with the FIFA Women’s World Cup 2027 brand and a “one year to go” message.

Olympians will be able to apply for a new grant of $10,000

Wednesday, June 24, 2026 Dwight Fraser sports No comments

Olympians will be able to apply for a new grant of $10,000 for each games they compete in, according to the International Olympic Committee.

Digicel launches nationwide ‘Tun Up Fi 25’ summer celebration; partners with Busy Signal

Wednesday, June 24, 2026 Shanice Gibbs Entertainment No comments

Digicel is promising bigger experiences, rewards and opportunities for customers across Jamaica as it launches 'Tun Up Fi 25', a nationwide campaign celebrating 25 years of connectivity. Tun Up Fi 25 is a summer-long celebration built around music, football, entertainment, community engagement and customer experiences. The campaign is designed to thank loyal customers while welcoming new ones.

Spice turns up Times Square with ‘Volcano’ promotion

Monday, June 22, 2026 K'Shema Francis-Pitt Entertainment No comments

Dancehall star Spice brought dancehall energy to football fans gathered in Times Square, New York, during the World Cup celebrations.