A man is dead and another hospitalised in critical condition following a motor vehicle crash at the intersection of Norman and Elletson Roads in Kingston this morning.
Jamaica will continue their quest to win the Caribbean Basketball Championships in the British Virgin Islands tonight when they face Cuba in the second semi-final.
A federal judge in Dallas, Texas announced he will consider a request for money to be made available to pay lawyers and accountants for Allen Stanford.
The United States of America has announced it will provide 420,000 courses of the anti-viral medication Tamiflu to fight swine flu in Latin America and the Caribbean.
Prime Minister Bruce Golding has congratulated former Prime Minister, P.J. Patterson after he was conferred with the region’s highest honour - the Order of the Caribbean Community.
A knee injury has forced spin great Muttiah Muralitharan out of Sri Lanka\'s side for the first cricket Test against visitors Pakistan starting tomorrow.
A memorial service for Michael Jackson has been announced for Tuesday at the Staples Centre in Los Angeles where he had been rehearsing for his London concerts.
Representatives from the Jamaica Teachers’ Association (JTA) are to meet with Education Minister Andrew Holness next week to discuss the vexed issue of salary increases owed to its members.
Regional leaders get down to business in Guyana this morning following last night’s opening ceremony for the 30th meeting of the CARICOM Heads of Government.
Jamaica’s Reggae Boys will kick off the 12-nation CONCACAF Gold Cup tournament against Canada in the opening match of a double header at the Home Depot Centre in Los Angeles this evening at 7 o’clock Jamaica time.
The third One-Day International between hosts West Indies and India will take place this morning at the Beausejour Stadium in St Lucia, beginning at 8:30 Jamaica time.
The world’s fastest man Usain Bolt says he can run the 100 metres in 9.5 seconds, if he can get back into his gold medal-winning Beijing Olympics form.