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Sports Minister, Olivia Grange says preparations are well underway for Jamaica’s participation in the 2022 Winter Olympic Games in Beijing, China, beginning on February 4.

When the second term of the new academic year began on January 3, Jamaican students and staff returned with hope and expectation to a new normal. Now, several weeks on, we’re visiting classrooms to witness the progress so far. Today’s stop takes us to the old Capital as we pay a visit to Horizon Park Primary and Infant School.

Zone of Special Operations declared in sections of Savanna-la-Mar, Prime Minister Holness officially opens new Foreign Affairs Ministry Headquarters and welcomes a new Chief of Defence Staff.

80 students at the Jose Marti Technical High School receive scholarships.

On today’s edition of You and The Law, we’re taking a look at the Copyright Act and how this important piece of legislation serves to protect your intellectual property.

Cases of the skin disease, scabies, are popping up out West. Who is vulnerable to scabies and how can we treat it? We’re discussing that on this week’s Healthline.

We explore available training options for persons interested in becoming a Court Reporter.

Jamaica begins local testing for COVID-19 variants, Prime Minister expresses confidence in new Chief of Defence Staff, and one thousand e-tickets issued so far under e-ticketing pilot programme.

Residents of New River District in St. Elizabeth are now better prepared to respond during and after an earthquake, following a recent emergency and evacuation drill in the area.

On this week’s get the facts, find out what to do if you’re yet to get your renewed Voter ID card.

On this edition of the Arts Page, we fly to London’s exciting West End to see the story of a Jamaican legend on display.