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Island Traffic Authority intensifying its road safety spot check operation; National Policy For Gender Equality under review; and Prime Minister lauds HEART NSTA Trust.

Fishermen detained in Columbia to be repatriated, water infrastructure projects to be undertaken in Clarendon and contracts signed for upgrading of Malvern and New Market Health centres.

Government to launch portal for Jamaicans travelling overseas, Local universities to offer American Culinary certification; and UNAIDS delegation on island for six-day visit.

On today’s programme, the new Firearms Act is in full effect. We share some the details.

Motorists urged to clear unpaid traffic tickets, food manufacturers urged to strengthen quality control processes, and farmers to benefit from fertilizer application training.

Investigations underway into discovery of dead foetus at Kingston Public Hospital, Chapelton Hospital to re-open and CHEC to Receive Weekly Reports on progress of Southern Coastal Highway Improvement Project

Jamaica to test for Respiratory Virus in population, new Firearms legislation now in effect, and Motor-Vehicle Owners Urged to utilize driving Abstracts

Firearms amnesty to begin this weekend; Kingston Public Hospital to be overhauled; and Govt to increase annual allocation for constituency beautification.

Tropical Storm Ian causes 889 million dollars in road damage; Funds earmarked for rural and secondary road repairs island-wide; Country in the midst of the flu season.

Murders down in areas targeted under Operation Relentless II, Business confidence high among private sector and Parliamentarian calls for Mandatory Traffic School for reckless drivers.