A probe is to be launched after residents say an oily substance and dead fish have washed ashore at Farquhar Beach in southern Clarendon. The Ministry of Agriculture and Fisheries confirmed that investigations into the incident will be launched. Environmentalists have expressed their intent to assess the situation. Read more: https://jamaica-gleaner.com/article/news/20251108/residents-sound-alarm-after-oily-substance-and-dead-fish-wash-ashore-farquhar #GLNRToday | Jamaica Gleaner

A 53-year-old man has been arrested by the police in St Catherine in connection with the murder of his 80-year-old mother, Jasmine Grant, otherwise called Sister Grant, whose decomposing body with stab wounds was found inside her home on Wednesday… The Coast Guard of the Jamaica Defence Force (JDF) on Wednesday seized a little over 990 pounds of cocaine, which has an estimated street value of $3.7 billion, after intercepting a vessel offshore Jamaica… The Southern Regional Health Authority is ur

Four men are dead following an alleged gun battle with police in Rosemount District, St Catherine Wednesday night ... IN SPORTS: Chairman of Montego Bay United Yoni Epstein says his club fully supports the decision by the Professional Football Jamaica Limited to restart the Jamaica Premier League on December 7, despite the devastation caused by Category 5 Hurricane Melissa a few weeks ago. #GleanerMinute | Jamaica Gleaner