Newstalk 93FM thanks our listeners for their continued support throughout the past year. We are in the process of redesigning our website and updating our content. Please bear with us durng this time....Full Story>>>

NewsTalk 93FM is the Number 2 talk radio station and the station making the biggest move in claiming increased market share in the past year....Full Story>>>

Denise Hunt adds a unique flavour to our frequencies for the daily lunch time segment -- D'Sizzle -- from 12 noon to 2:30pm . . . ...Full Story>>>

The Bank of Jamaica (BOJ) has joined several other central banks around the world in providing liquidity support to local financial institutions following the global economic meltdown....Full Story>>>

A Task Force looking at ways to address the crisis of abuse and violence against the nation's children was given the go-ahead by Prime Minster Bruce Golding....Full Story>>>

Markets across the world made impressive gains Monday after European banks followed Britain's lead and announced huge bailouts for their banking sectors....Full Story>>>

The Tax Administration Department is reminding delinquent tax payers that there are only a few weeks left for business persons and individuals who owe back taxes to take advantage of the Government’s tax amnesty which comes to an end on October 31....Full Story>>>

There are fears that the country may still not meet its overall inflation targets for the year even after nine revisions by the bank of Jamaica, since February 14 this year....Full Story>>>

Six central banks - including the Bank of England - have cut their interest rates by half a percentage point. ...Full Story>>>

The case involving the former head of the failed alternative investment scheme Cash Plus Carlos Hill and his brother Bertram Hill did not proceed much further when the matter was called up in the court on Tuesday....Full Story>>>

The Hear the Children's Cry Committee has outlined a six point action plan towards protecting the nation's children that it wants the government to seriously consider....Full Story>>>

The week long celebration in honour of Jamaica's historic 11 medals haul at the games of the 29th Olympiad in Beijing, China continue with planned visits to schools in Kingston and St Catherine....Full Story>>>

The police have had major success in the last six weeks in their crime fighting efforts within areas considered as hot spot communities. ...Full Story>>>

Cabinet meeting to discuss the way forward for the problem plagued jamaica urban bus company... ...Full Story>>>

Another senior cop identifies higher cost of living as a contributor to the increased crime in Jamaica... ...Full Story>>>

Transport Minister Mike Henry is considering Double Decker buses as an addition to Jamaica's public transport system. ...Full Story>>>

The police are now interrogating five suspects in last week's robbery in St. Ann, during which a security guard was shot and killed. ...Full Story>>>

Carlos Hill, brother and Cash Plus Chief Financial Officer to face fraud charges ...Full Story>>>

West Portland constituents to participate in a by-election as the Supreme Court makes landmark ruling in the dual citizenship case against MP Darryl Vaz... ...Full Story>>>

The government will be borrowing over 180 billion dollars, and increase the collection rate by more than 18 percent to raise the money needed to finance its 489 billion dollar budget. ...Full Story>>>

The Media Association of Jamaica (MAJ) yesterday expressed deep concern at the Broadcasting Commission's recommendation to Information Minister Olivia Grange to suspend the licence under which NewsTalk 93 FM operates. (Add your comments regarding the Broadcast Commision's Recommendations.)...Full Story>>>

Regular operations at the Rockfort Plant of the Caribbean Cement Company Limited has grounded to a halt as workers there are now protesting what they say are unfair changes made to their pension plan. ...Full Story>>>

Rush on tax offices as persons try to meet the 5 o'clock deadline to file their annual returns... ...Full Story>>>

Family of baby allegedly killed by police last Thursday March 6th to sue the government... ...Full Story>>>

Police raid the home of a relative of Kern Spencer - as the light bulb investigation continues.... ...Full Story>>>

Kern Spencer has been released from police custody on 10 million dollars bail. ...Full Story>>>

Police investigating Cuban light bulb scandal has charged PNP politician Kern Spencer... ...Full Story>>>

Suspect on police most wanted list being sought for shooting of 7 persons at wake in Clarendon ...Full Story>>>

Health Minister calls meeting with Shettlewood citizens, after residents block roads this morning protesting burials at the controversial Royale Rest Cemetary... ...Full Story>>>

Commissioner of Police says he will not be revisiting plans to place a police post in Exeter... ...Full Story>>>

Broadcasting Commission gets an injunction to among other things bar Flow from acquiring any further cable companies...Full Story>>>

NATO ultimatum to Transport Authority expires at 3pm Wednesday February 20th... ...Full Story>>>

Reactions come, in response to Cuban Leader Fidel Castro's decision to retire on health grounds... ...Full Story>>>

DPP to prosecute 17 public bodies for failing to submit quarterly reports to the Contractor General......Full Story>>>

The JTA supports two day sit in by Ocho Rios High School Teachers and teachers at the May Pen Primary school protest against the appointment of the school's new Principal... ...Full Story>>>

Kern Spencer to take leave of absence from Parliament and leadership posts in the PNP as Cuban Light Bulb Saga deepens......Full Story>>>

Opposition Members conflicted on reports that they accused the Contractor General's Office of leaking the Cuban light bulb report......Full Story>>>

Contractor General calls on Michael Peart and Peter Phillips to turn over evidence of the leak of the 4 million light bulb report to the police...Full Story>>>

Opposition and Government butt heads in Parliament over amendments to the Prime Ministers' Pension Act... ...Full Story>>>

The Contractor General's recent report into the controversial Cuban light bulb programme should take center stage in Parliament today February 12th, when the document is expected to be laid on the table of the Lower House. ...Full Story>>>

Four new names have been added to the Police's list of Jamaica's 11 most wanted men....Full Story>>>

Police probing fire bombing of controversial Burnt Ground cemetery... ...Full Story>>>

The officer corps of the People's National Party has referred the contractor general's report on the Cuban energy saving light bulb distribution project to the Party's executive committee for further consideration. That meeting will be convened next Monday, as the party executive usually meets on that day. ...Full Story>>>

The Auditor General Report has unearthed another fraudulent matter. ...Full Story>>>

The maintenance practices of the Jamaica Public Service Company is to be subjected to increased scrutiny by the Office of Utilities Regulation, this year....Full Story>>>

A protracted dispute between workers at the Jamaica Urban Transit Company – JUTC and the company's management may soon be over....Full Story>>>

Ministry of Finance confirms receipt of claims in anticipation of the third Memorandum Of Understanding ...Full Story>>>

Cash Plus lawyers and management in marathon meeting to discuss FSC cease and desist order....Full Story>>>

The Jamaica Agricultural Society is reaping success for the 2007 fiscal year. ...Full Story>>>

Employed workers of Milestone Environment Limited, which is contracted to provide janitorial duties at the Montego Bay Hospital have resume regular duties. ...Full Story>>>