Following the publication of the story ‘Wife of murdered activist rules out political motive’, in the Wednesday edition of The Gleaner, there have been concerns surrounding facts carried in our report. Read more here: http://jamaica-gleaner.com/article/lead-stories/20200821/gleaner-stands-report-death-political-worker #GLNRToday | Jamaica Gleaner

In this edition of the Gleaner Minute, Prime Minister Andrew Holness awaits a Supreme Court decision on whether key sections of an Integrity Commission affidavit detailing his financial history can be struck from legal records. Meanwhile, the Jamaica Labour Party rolls out an achievements document as speculation intensifies over early general elections. Public sector wage talks hit a snag as the government’s updated three-year contract offer still includes a 0% raise in year one—an offer unions

Catch up on the top stories in Jamaica with The Gleaner Minute for September 25th. This episode covers major developments, including INDECOM's probe into three separate fatal police shootings. We have the latest on the investigation into the death of 22-year-old Jamar Farquharson, which has sparked calls for mandatory body-worn cameras for all police operations. #GleanerMinute | Jamaica Gleaner

NOW: Lines stretch as far as the eye can see, as residents come out in their numbers for today's vaccination blitz at the National Arena in St Andrew. On Sunday, Jamaica recorded 739 new COVID cases and six deaths that occurred between August 27 and 28. - Kenyon Hemans video. #GLNRToday | Jamaica Gleaner

Another person might have died from fear, but Paulette Williams refused to yield to the treacherous flood rains caused by Tropical Storm Elsa that threatened to sweep her away on Sunday. Read more: https://jamaica-gleaner.com/article/lead-stories/20210706/cheating-death #GLNRToday | Jamaica Gleaner

A Sunday Gleaner undercover investigation has unearthed that a high percentage of taxi operators are breaking the law by overcharging commuters on a number of routes across the island. During the probe that included eight taxi routes across seven parishes – Kingston, St Andrew, St Catherine, St James, Portland, St Mary and St Thomas –over several days, many taxi operators were caught on our covert cameras overcharging their passengers. Read more: https://jamaica-gleaner.com/article/lead-stories/