A man arrested at the airport over the violent brawl that erupted at Sunday’s Zimi Seh Beach Party in St Ann is set to face an identification parade today, but his attorney is questioning whether the process can be fair.

Entertainment promoters are being urged to stop treating security as an afterthought and start using technology to keep troublemakers in check before another party spirals out of control.

A dermatologist is warning Jamaicans that repeatedly wearing popular hairstyles such as tight braids, cornrows, sleek ponytails and glued lace wigs could contribute to hair loss, which in some cases can become permanent.

Before their homes were demolished by a work team, residents of Coopers Pen, Trelawny, were initially shocked when about 25 men in the community were taken from their homes by police early yesterday morning.

When 11-year-old Kimmy* was announced as the top-scoring girl in the Primary Exit Profile (PEP) for the Child Protection and Family Services Agency’s (CPFSA) Southern Region, her grandmother Jane* cheered the loudest.

ST JOHN’S, Antigua (CMC):

Police are hunting two men wanted in connection with the stabbing death of a Denham Town vendor at the Coronation Market in downtown Kingston.

Scores of residents in Coopers Pen, Trelawny, were left scrambling for their belongings Tuesday morning after their homes were demolished in a pre-dawn operation that caught the community off guard.

A quiet Monday morning ended in tragedy after a 42-year-old woman was found hanging from a tree in a bushy area near a cemetery in Suttons, Chapelton, Clarendon.

Tourism Minister Edmund Bartlett has rejected claims that only one per cent of Jamaica’s beaches are accessible to the public.

With firearm killings falling sharply, knives are taking a bigger bite out of Jamaica’s murder toll — and the police are preparing to turn up the heat on the possession of offensive weapons.

A staggering 80 vehicles were repossessed between Saturday, August 1 and Sunday, August 9, as their owners partied in St Ann and St James. 

Having lived with HIV for almost 20 years, Jamaican advocate Alicia Anderson is speaking out against people who deliberately put others at risk, insisting that the virus should never become a tool for revenge.

A powerful 7.4 magnitude earthquake struck western Colombia on Monday, killing at least 111 people, damaging hundreds of buildings and leaving many trapped under debris while their loved ones and rescue workers searched through rubble.

Blind horse racing for glory A blind horse is defying the odds and chasing dressage glory after mastering a unique form of equine “braille”.

A police patrol took a frightening turn early this morning when the service vehicle carrying four Manchester cops reportedly veered off the road, plunged into a yard and overturned in Spaldings, Clarendon.