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From Mach 17 to April 20, 2023, health officials and partners conducted in-person checks on 6,815 participants in the Developmental Disabilities program

On her first term as Oregon governor, Tina Kotek has the lowest approval rating among sitting governors, according to a Morning Consult survey.

With administrators continuing to be on the edge of their seats, to see whether there will be a surge in teacher migration come August, Dr Nigel Clarke, minister of finance and the public service, has reiterated that Jamaica spends the second...

"We did not find, in this group, at this time, any evidence or anything that would lead us to do a criminal referral," a state official said.

LUNATyPE is more than just the sum of its members — it’s also about the message of optimism delivered in the package of rebellious rock n’ roll.

Of the 774 individuals who graduated from the University of the Commonwealth Caribbean (UCC) yesterday, 80 per cent were women, highlighting the continuing failure of male students to catch up in numbers to their female counterparts in tertiary...

Approximately 800 young people from 14 regional countries will descend on Jamaica from July 15 to 29 for this year’s Caribbean Cadet Camp. The biennial event, to be held under the theme ‘Empowering Cadets, Tomorrow’s Leaders’, is one of the marquee...

Catholic priest charged for molesting 12-y-o A 39-year-old Kenyan Roman Catholic priest was yesterday arrested after he allegedly sexually exploited a 12-year-old primary school girl. The man has been charged with sexual intercourse with a...

Veteran journalist and Jamaica Observer founding editor Desmond Allen will dedicate his first book, Desmond Allen's Greatest Hits: Wondrous Tales of Extraordinary Jamaicans , honouring the ...

While state health officials await federal approval and the arrival of a maternal vaccine to protect infants from the respiratory syncytial virus, better known as RSV — an illness that