A man described as being of unsound mind was shot during an alleged altercation with police officers in St Thomas, Jamaica.

Tough road ahead for inexperienced Edwin Allen boys  Jamaica Gleaner

Peta-Gay Ferguson | Standing together or standing alone  Jamaica Gleaner

Garth Rattray publishes the second part of his article series 'Inhibitions to being fruitful and multiply' in the Jamaica Gleaner, continuing his discussion on societal or personal barriers to growth or reproduction.

The team sat down with PEOPLE to talk about their global fandom following the 2026 Winter Olympics

Swatch International the real ‘Passa Passa’ sound  jamaica-gleaner.com

Big wins for Roman Tavares-Finson, Lazarus at Jack Link’s Cup  jamaica-gleaner.com

NAHC hosts annual beauty expo today  jamaica-gleaner.com

Robinson pressed Finance Minister on digital service tax  jamaica-gleaner.com

CXC head declares Caribbean ready for digital examinations  jamaica-gleaner.com

A man was shot dead in St Catherine, Jamaica, after allegedly firing at police during an operation.

SSP Bent promises international-style security for Champs  Jamaica Gleaner

A letter to the editor emphasizes the significant role Airbnb plays in supporting Jamaica's economy, suggesting its continued importance for the nation.

From her farm to your table  Jamaica Gleaner

The opposition in Jamaica is pressing for the urgent implementation of legislation to establish a National Reconstruction and Resilience Authority.

Dawes has issued an apology to McKenzie following an age-related remark that caused an uproar at the Standing Finance Committee meeting.

A report from the Jamaica Gleaner indicates a person has been missing for three hours, with details currently scarce.

Public officials in Jamaica are facing increased pressure and scrutiny for alleged breaches of the Integrity Commission law.

Africka Stephens | Tomato juice in schools? A right step in school nutrition  Jamaica Gleaner

Corporate Hands | Downtown Kingston corporate partners bring cheer to children in state care after Hurricane Melissa  Jamaica Gleaner

An engineer is advising on the correct installation of straps to improve roof protection, likely in preparation for or in response to extreme weather conditions.

Jamaican side Mt. Pleasant FA will face the LA Galaxy in the Concacaf Champions Cup shorthanded after several players saw visas denied.

An editorial piece from the Jamaica Gleaner delves into the ongoing 'Petrojam question,' likely referring to issues or controversies surrounding the state-owned oil refinery.

An individual named Williams has been appointed to head the commercialization arm of NBL. This appointment signifies a new leadership role within the organization.

Bridging the gap: one sign at a time  Jamaica Gleaner

Actress Sheryl Lee Ralph has joined the ongoing debate regarding Jamaica's decision to exit the Cuban Medical Brigade, adding a prominent voice to the discussion.

Over 300 residents in western Jamaica affected by a hurricane are benefiting from civil documentation community hubs, aiding in recovery and official record-keeping.

Lance Neita discusses the Jamaican bauxite industry, highlighting its readiness for new opportunities and potential growth.

The president of JaBBEM is requesting clear information regarding the development plans for Flanker/Providence Beach in Jamaica. The organization aims to understand the specifics of the project.

Police in Clarendon, Jamaica, are investigating the death of a man in Free Town, with suicide being a suspected cause.

Reports indicate that four individuals were shot, three fatally, during an alleged police confrontation in Osborne Store, Clarendon, Jamaica. One article details a woman's attempt to prevent her partner from leaving home before the incident.

An opinion piece by Xinyu Addae-Lee in the Jamaica Gleaner reflects on the transition from having hope to taking concrete action.

Ripton has secured approval to proceed with the construction of a 171-unit Trafalgar complex in Jamaica.

Hello mi neighbour | Building true confidence  Jamaica Gleaner

Taxi operator charged for allegedly stealing car parts from property  Jamaica Gleaner

RJRGLEANER set to shine at PAJ awards  Jamaica Gleaner

GoodHeart | Miss Jamaica World 2025 encourages Sagility women to dream big  Jamaica Gleaner

A security officer has been charged after a relative was shot during a domestic dispute in Kingston, Jamaica.

Jamaican restaurants in the United States are facing a significant challenge due to a shortage of produce, impacting their ability to serve traditional dishes.

Columnist Mark Wignall publishes an opinion piece in the Jamaica Gleaner, titled 'No cards to play with the Cuban doctors', addressing the situation or policy regarding Cuban medical professionals in Jamaica.

The search for UWI’s voice  Jamaica Gleaner

The defense team for a medical doctor charged in a fraud case in Jamaica is preparing to seek bail for their client.

Shenseea to bring ‘flavour’ for first-time MOBO performance  jamaica-gleaner.com

Jamaica’s tourism set to benefit from war in Middle East  jamaica-gleaner.com

The Mayor of Montego Bay stated that businesses are responsible for 80% of the illegal dumping in the city.

Water supply has been restored to the communities of Bounty Hall and Spicy Hill in Trelawny, Jamaica, following successful repairs at the Martha Brae plant.

Leroy Fearon's opinion piece discusses how guardians of truth are now also guided by compassion, exploring the evolving role of those who uphold truth.

She’s That Girl for ‘Slicer’ Simpson Trophy  Jamaica Gleaner

A Jamaica Gleaner editorial calls for urgent action to rectify issues within public sector accounts.

An opinion piece from the Jamaica Gleaner critically describes a figure as transitioning from indecisive to inconsistent.

Police in St Andrew North, Jamaica, are actively searching for an individual known as 'Hoghead' in connection with a housebreaking investigation.

Robinson has strongly criticized the government's newly proposed tax package, labeling it as 'economically unsound'.

Education Minister urges communities to address student absenteeism  Jamaica Gleaner

Supernatural Power the favourite over shorter Alexander Memorial  Jamaica Gleaner

Cornwall Mountain family get new house ‘blessing’ after hurricane  Jamaica Gleaner

Corporate Hands | Guardian Life makes donation to Edwin Allen High School track team  Jamaica Gleaner

UTech students fund repairs to nurses’ quarters at Sav hospital  Jamaica Gleaner

The Jamaican government's Rural School Bus Programme is projected to incur costs of $871 million, aiming to improve transportation for students in rural areas.

Several left homeless by fire in Spanish Town  Jamaica Gleaner

Sky’s the limit for focused Wallace  Jamaica Gleaner

10.8 WARNING: Douglas primed for national record assault  Jamaica Gleaner

Reggae Sumfest 2026 goes to Plantation Cove for one night only  Jamaica Gleaner

Editorial | Building Jamaica’s creative economy  Jamaica Gleaner

The Queen of the Mountains  Jamaica Gleaner

Jamaican police are searching for a man in connection with the alleged sexual molestation of his 10-year-old relative.

Authorities in St Ann, Jamaica, are investigating the shooting of a man in the Retirement area.

A woman's attempt to prevent her partner from leaving home escalated into a confrontation with police, resulting in the deaths of her partner and two other individuals.

An editorial from the Jamaica Gleaner discusses Minister Williams and the concept of an Independent Fiscal Commission, likely offering commentary or analysis on fiscal policy.

Development team says Estuary restoration project completion in sight  Jamaica Gleaner

Frazsiers Whip comfortable at the start  Jamaica Gleaner

The opposition in Jamaica has voiced criticism over the termination of medical cooperation between Jamaica and Cuba, raising concerns about its potential impact on the local health sector.

SVREL announces new points-based system to qualify for Mouttet Mile  Jamaica Gleaner

The United Nations Development Programme (UNDP) is assisting fishing communities in western Jamaica with rebuilding efforts following the impact of 'Melissa'.

A security officer has been charged after a relative was shot during a domestic dispute in Kingston, Jamaica. The Jamaica Gleaner publishes an article titled 'Nightmare at home', likely providing further details or commentary on the incident.

NCB Jamaica has implemented a new online shopping passcode feature to enhance security and protect customers against digital fraud.

Editorial | Matters for the prime minister  Jamaica Gleaner

ORA, a brand of electric vehicles, is set to launch in Jamaica within the next 24 months, indicating a move towards sustainable transportation options in the country.

Three Haitian nationals have been remanded on charges related to illegal entry into Jamaica. The individuals were apprehended and are now facing legal proceedings.

Garvey Maceo, Cornwall lift rural U14, U16 football titles  jamaica-gleaner.com

Russell bows out after steering scouts through pandemic and storms  jamaica-gleaner.com

‘Bulla Man’ charged with murder of man found with chop wounds in river in Westmoreland  jamaica-gleaner.com

Police Constable Noel Maitland sentenced to life; must serve 32 years before parole eligibility  jamaica-gleaner.com

A man was shot dead in St Catherine after allegedly firing at police officers during an operation in the area.

Moyston: Persad-Bissessar mirroring Dominica’s Charles in backing US over regional neighbours  Jamaica Gleaner

Pan Jamaica has acquired a $410 million stake in Frankly Juice, a move described as part of the company's broader growth strategy.

Masterclass targets rising pressures of dementia care  Jamaica Gleaner

The Mayor of May Pen is reportedly considering the old May Pen police station property as a potential site for a new shopping hub.

Two men have been charged following an incident in Point Hill where an 18-year-old was stabbed and beaten.

Corporate Hands | Flow Foundation makes presentation during Internet safety promo activity  Jamaica Gleaner

Williams urged to put financing behind support for women  Jamaica Gleaner

KSAMC targets gov’t ministries, others over signage fees  Jamaica Gleaner

Corporate Hands | WATA refreshes students during Sports Day as part of Hydrate to Educate School Tour  Jamaica Gleaner

A man convicted of having sex with girls aged 6 and 8 is scheduled to be sentenced on May 19.

One hundred and twenty rural women farmers in Jamaica have been insured against the impacts of extreme weather events, providing crucial protection for their livelihoods.

Gordon Robinson's opinion column, titled 'Fair weather friends,' likely explores themes of loyalty, support, and relationships, possibly in a political or social context.

UWI Mona deputy principal and respected medical doctor Dr Tomlin Paul Dies  Jamaica Gleaner

Welfare fund established to assist journalists in need  Jamaica Gleaner

Ali says regional security improving after Venezuela developments  Jamaica Gleaner

Judith Jaggon uplifts youth through community outreach  Jamaica Gleaner

CXC prepares for historic gathering of Caribbean education stakeholders in Jamaica  Jamaica Gleaner

A letter to the editor in the Jamaica Gleaner argues that remaining silent in the face of challenges or injustices will not provide protection, urging readers to speak out.

Vegetable oversupply not caused by importation, says Green  Jamaica Gleaner

Flair | Laurette Adams Thomas guarding nation’s children with grace, grit  Jamaica Gleaner

‘When women thrive, we all rise’  Jamaica Gleaner

Left behind: Inside Bellevue’s ward for Jamaica’s forgotten patients  Jamaica Gleaner

Hello mi neighbour | Building true confidence  Jamaica Gleaner

Jamaica's Minister Green announced that the supply of broiler chicken is anticipated to stabilize within the current month.

An opinion piece from the Jamaica Gleaner titled 'The smoking bullet' likely discusses a critical piece of evidence or a decisive factor in a situation.

New Scout commissioner wants organisation to tackle challenges facing youths  Jamaica Gleaner