Fear grips raped kids
WESTERN BUREAU: DESPITE HAVING a suspect in custody, the St. James police investigations into what is believed to be a case of a sexual predator preying on primary school children has hit a snag...

JPSCo generating units back online
NORMALITY RESUMED in power supplies yesterday, as all generating units at the Jamaica Public Service Company Limited's (JPSCo) Old Harbour Power Station, St. Catherine, were back online.

Halt on sweet treats
ALISON ANDERSON, the chief executive officer of the Child Development Agency (CDA), is pleading for civil society to offer more than 'cake and ice cream' to those in Jamaica's children's homes and places of safety.

JTB restructures regional offices
OCHO RIOS, St. Ann: CHAIRMAN OF the Jamaica Tourist Board (JTB), Dennis Morrison, has announced changes to the operation of the JTB's regional offices in Jamaica...

Lawyer in Baby Pansy case to meet A-G again
MAY PEN, Clarendon: THE ATTORNEY-General and the lawyer representing the parents of a missing baby of Clarendon couple, Pansy Campbell and Roy McLean, are to meet again on July 31, in an effort to broker a settlement for the couple.

Tenacious Stoeckert heads to Privy Council
HELGA STOECKERT, co-owner of the Four Seasons Hotel, Ruthven Road, St. Andrew...