- #Sumfest2017: Stephen Marley rocks Reggae Sumfest 4:00 am
- Weekly Round-up: Battle for Portia's seat…four killed in crashes overseas… Reggae Boyz through to Gold Cup semis 12:01 am
- #Sumfest2017: Cancer survivor well received at Reggae Sumfest 10:00 pm
- Night two of Reggae Sumfest to kick off shortly 9:00 pm
- Cabinet approves contracts for Hellshire housing development 4:25 pm
- Venezuelan police break up anti-government rally with tear gas 4:03 pm
Sport
In the red!
The Jamaica Football Federation (JFF) is in the red with debt said to have skyrocketed over the $300-million mark. But despite the increasing problem, Treasurer Garfield Sinclair believes things are looking positive for the future. Read More
Windies A set for busy period against Sri Lanka, Lions
ST JOHN'S, Antigua (CMC) — West Indies A will host their Sri Lankan and English counterparts for 'Test' and one-day series in a six-month period, beginning from October, in what will be a busy period for the region's second-string international men's side. Read More
Windies Women end World Cup on losing note
BRISTOL, England (CMC) — West Indies Women squandered the ideal opportunity to end their disappointing ICC World Cup campaign on a high when they crashed to a 92-run defeat to hosts England Women in their final match here yesterday. Read More
Hope, Reifer set for England tour as Roach returns
ST JOHN'S, Antigua (CMC) — Uncapped Barbadians Kyle Hope and Raymon Reifer have been named in a 15-man West Indies squad to tour England for three Tests starting next month, while experienced seamer Kemar Roach has been recalled following a 19-month break. Read More
South Africa bowlers leave England reeling
NOTTINGHAM, United Kingdom (AFP) — Keshav Maharaj and Chris Morris shared six wickets as South Africa made light of Kagiso Rabada's absence to establish a commanding position against England in the second Test at Trent Bridge yesterday. Read More
Cremer's strikes rattle Sri Lanka
COLOMBO, Sri Lanka (AFP) — Zimbabwe skipper Graeme Cremer claimed three wickets to dent Sri Lanka's first-innings reply on the second day of the one-off Test in Colombo yesterday. Read More
Muguruza beats 'role model' Williams for 1st Wimbledon title
LONDON, United Kingdom (AP) — As a kid, Garbine Muguruza sat in awe in front of the TV as the Williams sisters accumulated Grand Slam titles. They were her role models. Read More
Gold Cup: Jamaica draw 1-1 with El Salvador
SAN ANTONIO, Texas — Darren Mattocks slotted home a second-half penalty to earn Jamaica and 1-1 result against El Salvador in their final Group C CONCACAF Gold Cup Tournament game here inside Alamodome today. Read More
Gold Cup: El Salvador lead Jamaica 1-0 at half time
SAN ANTONIO, Texas — El Salvador lead Jamaica 1-0 at the half time break in their Group C CONCACAF Gold Cup Tournament game here inside Alamodome. Read More
RabatDL: Gayle finishes 9th in men's long jump
KINGSTON, Jamaica — Jamaica's Tajay Gayle leapt 7.41m, which placed him ninth in the men's long jump at the Rabat Diamond League. Read More
RabatDL: Williams second in women's triple jump
KINGSTON, Jamaica — Jamaica’s Kimberley Williams leapt 14.31 metres for second in the women’s triple jump at the Rabat Diamond League today. Read More
RabatDL: Williams-Mills, Jackson 4th and 5th as Bahamian Miller-Uibo wins in 400m record
KINGSTON, Jamaica — Jamaica’s Novlene Williams-Mills and Shericka Jackson finished fourth and fifth in the women’s 400m at the Rabat Diamond League in 51.18s and 51.20s respectively. Read More
RabatDL: Thompson wins 100m in meet record
KINGSTON, Jamaica — Jamaica's Olympic double champion Elaine Thompson sped to an impressive 10.87s (0.3 mps) and established a new meet record at the Rabat Diamond League in Morocco. Read More
RabatDL: Dwyer, Weir finish sixth and seventh in 200m
KINGSTON, Jamaica — Jamaica's Rasheed Dwyer and Warren Weir struggled to sixth and seventh in 20.43s (+0.4 mps) and 20.48s respectively in the men's 200m at the Rabat Diamond League in Morocco. Read More
RabatDL: Three J'cans through to women's 400mH final
KINGSTON, Jamaica — Three Jamaicans are through to the women’s 400m hurdles final at the Rabat Diamond League set for later today, but, freshly minted national champion Rhonda Whyte failed to advance from her heat. Read More
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