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16 Apr, 2026
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DNA proves remains in a car found in the Columbia River are of an Oregon family missing since 1958
CASCADE LOCKS, Oregon (AP) — DNA analysis has identified the remains found in a car in the Columbia River as those of an Oregon family that went missing in 1958 while on a trip to find Christmas…
16 Apr, 2026
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High alert issued for missing British child
The Jamaican police have issued a high alert for missing British child, six-year-old Tau Kleio Rodriquez-Fairplay. The police say Tau, who is from London, United Kingdom, was transported to Jamaica…
16 Apr, 2026
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PSOJ warns of looming energy crisis, urges speedy action to shield consumers
The Jamaican Government is being urged to take immediate action to protect consumers and businesses from rising energy costs, as global oil prices climb amid renewed geopolitical tensions and supply…
16 Apr, 2026
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UWI meets with disgruntled workers
The University of the West Indies (UWI) says it has met with unions representing technical and support staff at its Mona campus, as it seeks to ease concerns and advance negotiations following recent…
16 Apr, 2026
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Policeman charged over death of woman shot at Clarendon hotel, gets $1.5 million bail
Police Constable Tavoy Hussey has been charged in relation to the death of a woman who died after being shot while at a hotel in May Pen, Clarendon last January. Hussey is charged with gross…
16 Apr, 2026
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Cops hunt man after bag containing gun and police gear seized in Gordon Town
The St Andrew North police are searching for a man who fled from officers and left behind a bag containing a gun and police gear in the Cornfield district of Gordon Town. The police report that on…
16 Apr, 2026
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Uncle charged for severing hand of nephew in St Catherine machete attack granted $800,000 bail
A St Catherine man accused of severing his nephew’s hand during a machete attack in Old Harbour was on Thursday granted $800,000 bail when he appeared in parish court. Jerome Pencle, who is charged…
16 Apr, 2026
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Rising energy costs to push up construction material prices, Mining and Quarrying Association of Jamaica warns
Construction companies, developers, and property owners are being urged by the Mining and Quarrying Association of Jamaica (MQAJ) to brace for likely increases in the cost of key materials, including…
16 Apr, 2026
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Guyana considering jail time for litterbugs amid garbage disposal problem
GEORGETOWN, Guyana, CMC – The Guyana government is considering jail sentences for persons littering, amid a growing garbage disposal problem in several parts of the country. Attorney General and…