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And stand up for heroes. Honoring our Wounded Warriors and their families. But first, the nightline five. Good evening. Thanks for joining us. American families mourning after a brutal massacre. Three mothers and six of their children killed. Caught up in the crossfire of mexicos drug wars. But also tonight, incredible stories of survivors, including the smalliest of all yaw mass llamas is in mexico. Reporter horror in a remote mexican town. Nita and five of my grandchildren are burnt, shot up. ...

WESTERN BUREAU: WHILE THE numbers are not staggering, based on the latest Jamaica Constabulary Force (JCF) serious crimes report, St Elizabeth has seen the largest increase in sexual offences this year, with six cases. This represents a 400 per...

A Fulton County Jail inmate died at an Atlanta hospital earlier this week, marking the sixth death in recent weeks at the same jail where former President Trump surrendered to authorities last month. The Fulton County Sheriff’s Office said Wednesday 24-year-old Shawndre Delmore was discovered unresponsive during a routine check by a detention officer last week. Delmore…

Jamaican-born award-winning writer Kereen Getten picks five of the best books exploring rich Jamaican identities

In 1968, Jamaica's Barbara Blake-Hannah started a revolution on British television. Four years later, what drove her away?

The Sam L. Cohen Foundation is donating millions of dollars to create a new pediatric infusion center at Maine Medical Center's already existing one in Scarborough.

Barbara Blake-Hannah: how Britain’s first black female TV reporter was forced off our screens Ellen E Jones © Provided by The Guardian ‘It was really wrong’ ... Blake-Hannah with her Today colleagues Eamonn Andrews and Jane Probyn in 1968. She was dismissed after nine months due to racist complaints from viewers. Photograph: Larry Ellis/Getty Images In 2008, Barbara Blake-Hannah sat down to write a letter of admonishment to the Guardian. “I must put history right,” ...