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PNP’s Sylvan Reid alleges vote-buying cost him Salt Spring; JLP rejects claim

The police have charged a 19-year-old man for shooting at a motorists along the Salt Spring main road in St James in January. He has been identified as Phillip Sterling from the community of Meggie Top in Salt Spring.

A fresh squabble has developed between the Government and the Opposition over the use of states of emergency (SOEs). Hours after the Office of the Prime Minister (OPM) announced on Thursday that ...

A man, believed to be one of 13 gang members behind a series of murders within the communities of Salt Spring and Flower Hill in St James, was shot and killed by the police in Mason Hall, St Mary, on Wednesday morning. The police say Odaine...

A man who was listed as a person of interest in connection with a recent double murder in Salt Spring, St James was shot and killed during a joint police operation at his alleged hideout in St Mary. ...

Prime Minister Andrew Holness has announced that a state of emergency has been imposed in St James days after the murder of two schoolboys on their way home in the parish. He made the disclosure this morning at a post-Cabinet press briefing at Jamaica House.

Two nine-year-old boys were shot and killed on their way home from school on Monday evening, officials confirmed.  They were among five people who were attacked near Meggie Top in Salt Spring in St. James. The boys, who were both students...

Junior Opposition Spokesperson on National Security Jouvaughnie Byfield says "more must be done" to protect children, following Monday's fatal shooting of three persons, including two primary schoolboys, in the Flower Hill community of St James.

"Enough is enough," declared Prime Minister Andrew Holness in his response to Monday's fatal shooting of three persons, including two schoolboys, in St James.  Holness described the incident as a "senseless act of...

Prime Minister Andrew Holness has condemned the killing three persons, including two primary schoolboys in St James last evening, saying when children are attacked, all of society "must stand up and say, 'enough is enough'".