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Jamaica begins official period of mourning following passing of Queen Elizabeth the Second; Prime Minister to host Education Town Hall today and research among Jamaicans shows that salt intake is too high

On this week’s get the facts, It’s game bird hunting season! But remember there are rules. We remind you of those today.

Queen Elizabeth II dies at 96, Technical and vocational training to be expanded to address migration and Firearm Licensing Authority To Become Body Corporate.

Firearms Act passed in Parliament, close contacts of Monkeypox patients to get vaccinated and entrepreneurs encouraged to invest in cold storage facilities.  

New quarantine orders implemented for persons with monkeypox, 83 percent of students pass at least one CSEC subject, and Commuters urged to exercise caution along Junction Road in St. Mary.

Increased security presence and surveillance for Olympic Gardens, Jamaican students performance decrease in math and English and Agriculture Ministry calling for investment in cold storage facilities.

Climate Change high on Jamaica's agenda at UN General Assembly this year; Justice Ministry signs MOU with church groups for restorative justice initiative; and Government has no plans to sell lands in Innswood, St. Catherine

Education Ministry reports successful start to the school year; Women urged to encourage Men to screen for prostate cancer; and Persons advised to use drop-in centres to feed the homeless.

100 JUTC buses restored, secondary school teachers to get laptops and infrastructural upgrades to be undertaken in Chambers Pen, Hanover.

PATH students to benefit from transportation subsidy, Ground broken for Victoria Palms Housing Development in Western Kingston and Local Government Ministry to execute infrastructure works in Cheswick, St. Thomas

Residents in the Marveley and surrounding communities are set to benefit from the development of a contemporary, recreational Park.