122K views · 1.8K reactions | A Clarendon family is furious over allegations that their relative died after being deprived of oxygen at the May Pen Hospital in Clarendon, where she was admitted on September 6. Read more: https://jamaica-gleaner.com/article/news/20210922/our-mom-did-not-die-covid #GLNRToday | Jamaica Gleaner | Facebook

Prime Minister Andrew Holness has disclosed that there will be a cabinet reshuffle early in the new year…The five employees of Cari-Med who've lost a bid to argue in a lawsuit that the company's mandatory COVID vaccine policy is breaching their constitutional rights have filed an appeal…Forty days after an American woman rented a 2017 Toyota Corolla from Sixt-Rent-A-Car at the Sangster International Airport, she seems to have disappeared and the vehicle is nowhere to be found… Tax Administration

There were crowds of people at the May Pen Parish Court in Clarendon today as people prosecuted under the disaster risk management act turned up to answer the charges … A government lawmaker has raised alarm that some investors in Jamaica’s cannabis industry are ready to pull out because of lack of activity on the export policy … The Portland police are trying to ascertain the motive behind the shooting death of a businessman in Buff Bay on Wednesday night … A High Court judge in Barbados has st

This Independence Day, August 6, relive the defining moments that shaped our nation. Look out for #Ja55in24 - one photo, one video, one story, released every hour at jamaica-gleaner.com/55in24. | Jamaica Gleaner

Two of the 12 children injured in a three-vehicle crash in Flankers, St James remain in hospital… A bus operator fined $405,000 and his driver’s license suspended for three years for more 1,000 unpaid traffic tickets … The St James Ministers’ Fraternal supports Montego Bay Mayor Homer Davis to deny Montego Bay Pride permission to host events at the Montego Bay Cultural Centre… The Jamaica Urban Transit Company pulls leaking bus from its fleet… IN SPORTS: One of two Jamaica College footballers wh

Wisynco Group Limited chairman, William Mahfood expressed that there is a lot to fear of today's United States Midterm Poll… Mexican Ambassador Juan Jose Gonzalez Mijares wants direct flights between Jamaica and Mexico. #GleanerMinute | Jamaica Gleaner

Representatives from various sectors of the sporting industry attend a special Gleaner Editors' Forum discussing the impact of #COVID19 on sports in Jamaica. In attendance were Dr Olivia Rose, sports psychologist; Christopher Samuda, president of the Jamaica Olympic Association and Ryan Darby, president of the United Racehorse Trainers Association (URTA). #GLNRSports | Jamaica Gleaner

A powerful Category 4 Hurricane Dorian continues to pound sections of The Bahamas… Several flights in and out of The Bahamas, Jamaica and Fort Lauderdale have been cancelled… It was the first day of school in Jamaica today and traffic was generally smooth… There is a significant drop in the volume of inflows to the Mona Treatment Plant in St Andrew… IN SPORTS: Jamaican footballers Khadija ‘Bunny’ Shaw and sisters, Alison and Chantelle Swaby have withdrawn from national duties because of outstand