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Members of the Jamaica Association of Transport Owners and Operators are to lead a march to Parliament today

The way has been cleared for Jamaican Tony Vincent Ashman to be extradited to the United Kingdom to face a murder trial.

A confident Gifton Wright (left), The Gleaner's Children's Own Spelling Bee champion, and his coach, the Reverend Glen Archer, at the Scripps National Spelling Bee Orientation yesterday in Maryland, United States. The competition begins today with a...

Dear Miss Powell, Twelve years ago, I was charged with driving under the influence of alcohol. I pleaded guilty and paid a fine. I did not go to prison. Someone told me Canada considers this a criminal offence...

The Ministry of Education is condemning the recent upsurge of break-ins and theft of school property at several institutions across Jamaica.

The case involving five men implicated in the robbery of $65 million from security guards in February last year has been put off until Thursday.

Data has revealed that Crime Stop has seen a significant drop in the number of Jamaicans providing information to the body as it seeks to combat crime.

The president of the Jamaica Hotel and Tourist Association, Evelyn Smith is reporting that the new taxes levied on the sector could lead to the closure of some businesses or job losses.

Political analyst Kevin O’Brien Chang says the People’s National Party’s (PNP) decision to hold islandwide consultations on the tax package the government announced last week is a good move.

A month after the murder of a Jamaica Tourist Board marketing officer in St. James, the police say they are following several leads into the killing.

The Students’ Loan Bureau has started a campaign to expose borrowers it has described as delinquents.

The five men implicated in the robbery of $65 million from security guards in February last year are expected to go on trial in the Gun Court today.