Investigators from the St. Andrew North Police Division are still trying to determine the motive for last night’s killing of an illegal taxi operator in Kingston 3.
Detectives from the Constant Spring CIB are investigating the circumstances surrounding the stabbing death of a man at Dukharan Avenue, Kingston 8 last night.
The Black River Police in St. Elizabeth have taken three men into custody following the seizure of an illegal firearm at Fyffes Pen in the parish last night.
The Opposition spokesman on agriculture Roger Clarke has called a press briefing for today to respond to reports that local tests have cleared the controversial imported fertiliser.
The St. James Public Health Department was flooded with applications for food handlers’ certification yesterday, a day after it closed nine businesses for operating without permits.
Senior Pusine Judge Marva McIntosh today granted an order for lawyers to be assigned to represent the two men charged with the murder of Manchester couple Richard and Julia Lyn, who were murdered during a robbery at their home in Mandeville.
JLP leader Bruce Golding has appealed to electors in West Portland to vote for the candidate who will best address the needs of their communities, while warning residents to be cautious of political promises.
Labour and Immigration Minister David Burch has said Bermuda is becoming known as the \"last slave frontier\" in Jamaica because of how badly its citizens are treated when they come here to work.
Tourism Minister Edmund Bartlett said he will shortly be tabling a report in parliament regarding the expenditure of the Tourism Enhancement Fund (TEF).
The Tax Administration Department (TAD) said it will be taking strong action against individuals and businesses that failed to meet Monday’s deadline to file income tax returns.
Detectives from the St. Catherine South Homicide Unit are seeking the public’s assistance in identifying the body of a woman that was found in a canal at Caymanas Bay, St. Catherine yesterday.
