Superior Parts Ltd has reopened its Kingston branch just days after a massive fire tore through its Hagley Park Road location, destroying its motorcycle division and leaving neighbouring businesses counting their losses.

Residents of Harkers Hall, St Catherine, have taken to the streets in protest after the body of a Spanish Town Hospital employee was discovered with what appeared to be multiple gunshot wounds.

Thousands of revellers — including many lured by a Bollywood film — descended on the small Spanish town of Buñol recently for the annual La Tomatina food fight, where they painted Buñol red with tons of overripe tomatoes.

Jamaicans may have to regulate their water use for now, but National Water Commission (NWC) Chairman Michael Shaw is promising that major projects in the pipeline will help the country’s recurring water woes.

When 13-year-old Ronesha Rhule crossed the finish line at the BK 5K earlier this year, she was only focused on winning the race.

Parents preparing for the new school term are complaining that the cost of books and the number of items on school booklists are placing an unbearable financial strain on families, particularly those with multiple children.

The Trelawny police have commenced investigations following the detention of six Haitian nationals and a Jamaican man during a coordinated road block operation in Falmouth on Saturday.

The Westmoreland Health Department is urging parents to guard their children against hand, foot and mouth disease, amid continued reports of the viral illness.

A man was fatally stabbed by a relative during a dispute which allegedly began because of a phone charger.

ASHANTI LAWSON  STAR Writer  Gabrielle Graham was still a high school student when she walked into a doctor’s office and questioned her father’s diagnosis. 

A St Catherine woman who allegedly turned boisterous when police confronted her over illegal parking has been slapped with a total of $37,000 in fines and 100 hours of community service.

Three motorcyclists were killed in separate crashes across St James and Westmoreland last night, as Jamaica's road death toll continues to climb amid a deadly summer on the nation's roads.

Residents, farmers, business operators and tourists are expected to benefit from a newly rehabilitated roadway in St Mary, as Tourism Minister Edmund Bartlett officially opened a $42.7-million stretch connecting Robins Bay and Strawberry Fields.

Works minister Robert Nesta Morgan has promised a two-month push to improve some of the island’s most heavily travelled bus routes, as the government moves to tackle deteriorating road conditions affecting commuters and motorists.

This year’s recipients of the JPS & Partners Co-operative Credit Union Scholarship have been encouraged to uphold a standard of excellence as they embark on their high-school and tertiary-education journeys.

A 23-year-old farmer, who has immersed herself in the trade for more than three years, says severe drought conditions have forced her to temporarily walk away from her passion and return to a nine-to-five job.

Flow Jamaica is again calling for stronger laws, meaningful penalties and consistent enforcement to deter the deliberate destruction of critical telecommunications infrastructure.