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The Internet has become a way of life in the modern world, with many individuals and, indeed, organisations and companies, becoming somewhat dependent on it to function. While the Internet has made accomplishing many things easier, it has also

From the days of being relatively unknown as "Double Trouble" to becoming "Turbulence", the moniker by which he's now known, reggae artiste Sheldon Campbell talks about his musical journey as Jamaica celebrates Reggae Month.  The artiste,

Several residents of Praslin, Micoud today staged a quiet protest for what they say is the construction of a garage by a family in the community on a portion of land which they allege does not belong to them. They say the now deceased owners of th

Officials from the Ministry of Local Government and Ministry of Health have launched an investigation into the case where two senior citizens were seen fighting at a nursing home in the presence of health care workers. Sources have told Loop

One man was shot dead and 13 firearms were seized by the police during an operation that is now under way in the parish of Trelawny. Information reaching the Loop News centre is that a team of officers, including members of the Area 2 Fugitiv

A man said to be a Jamaica Public Service (JPS) contractor is now in the hospital battling for his life after he was reportedly injured while attending to a high tension electric wire in Trench Town, Kingston on Wednesday. Residents told Loop News

One of Jamaica's leading security experts, Robert 'Bobby' Finzi-Smith, says while more law-abiding citizens should have access to licensed firearms once they are properly vetted, arbitrarily issuing firearms to them could turn Jamaica into a "wild, w

Residents of St Thomas are anticipating the completion of that section of the Southern Coastal Highway with the hope that it will bring investment and development to the parish, which has been lagging for many years.   According to the residen

The Democratic Labour Party wants justice for the electors it believes were slighted in the just-completed General Election. Insisting that apoligies in some corners are not enough, the DLP wants the board members of the Electoral and Boundaries C

Popular pastor, Al Miller has added his voice to the ranging argument that has erupted between former dancehall artiste now turned minister, Marion Hall, and entertainer, Grace Hamilton popularly known as Spice. The females have been locked in a h