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Several figures in the social media sphere have weighed in on a suggestion from Chief Justice Bryan Sykes for an end to be brought to jury trials in the Supreme Court, in favour of judge-only trials. On Friday while speaking during the opening of

With a majority of schools expected to be open on Monday, January 10, the Jamaica Urban Transit Company [JUTC] will be faced with the challenge of moving the most people it has moved in the past 20 months. It is against this background that Corpor

Veteran masman Narrie Approo has died. Approo passed away at a home for elderly people in Arima on Thursday at 11 pm. He was 94. Born in Harmony Hall, San Fernando on April 22, 1927, Approo moved to east Port-of-Spain with his family at the

A Sandals Regency La Toc employee in St Lucia is being hailed a hero after saving a guest from drowning.  On December 26 at about 1 am, Raysi-sha Melius, duty manager at Sandals La Toc in St Lucia, received a call from one of the guards

Family members of an electrician who was last month shot and killed at his Hanover home by assailants posing as police, are still trying to come to grips with his gruesome killing. While speaking to Loop News in an interview this wee

Through his informal training to become a chef, Reuel Vincent consumed everything he could from Chef Gordon Ramsay. On the first episode of the show Next Level Chef, Vincent, who was born in Trinidad and Tobago, had an experience he coul

Instead of making the same resolution you did last year and not following through, why not try something different? Contrary to popular belief, a new year’s resolution does not have to be a major life change. Rather, it can be something that

While some schools resumed face-to-face classes on Monday, several schools across the Corporate Area were preparing their facilities for the resumption of in-person learning on Wednesday, January 5. The Loop News team visited some of

Loop News continues its weekly feature on newsmakers nationally and, possibly, internationally, with, of course, a clear Jamaican connection. It could be a prominent person or a regular individual who somehow ends up making the news in a very sign

As the curtains closed on a year that was, no doubt, filled with varying emotions for many, and Jamaicans prepared for the new year, 2022, Loop News photographer Marlon Reid captured the last sunset of 2021 from the Kingston water