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ST JAMES, Jamaica – Former champions Cornwall College, St Elizabeth Technical High (STETHS) and Glenmuir High are among seven schools that could book places in the second round of the ISSA/Wata daCost...

KINGSTON, Jamaica — Defending champions Clarendon College became the fourth school to win their first five games in the ISSA daCosta Cup schoolboy football competition as they beat Lennon High 5-0 in ...

An overwhelming majority of Jamaicans believe that term limits must be introduced for prime ministers and members of parliament (MPs), while a significant number believe that elected officials should serve no more than two terms in office. The...

Already entangled in several legal battles, Allen says he rejected a settlement with Waukee. A judge has now rejected the city's motion to dismiss

Welcome back to August of 1963! This is our last stop here before we move on to a different decade in September.

School spirit is like a seasoning – a sprinkle of enthusiasm, a dash of camaraderie, a pinch of pride – all meant to enhance the educational stew. But as any seasoned hurdler-cook like Don will tell you, too much of a good thing can ruin the dish...

A Des Moines bar owner will pay a $400 fine for letting minors into Zora Bar and Rooftop.

Edwin Allen III says city of Des Moines is being reckless in its quest to have his now-closed nightclub declared a public nuisance.

Edwin Allen is suing the city after he says Zora Bar and Rooftop had to close as a result of the city's public nuisance lawsuit against the business.

The board of adjustment chair likened Zora to an unlicensed teenage driver "causing chaos."