In case you missed it, here are OBSERVER ONLINE’s top 10 stories for today:

1. MP arranging $500k reward for arrest of culprit in murder of 14-y-o Yetanya

St Andrew South Member of Parliament (MP) Mark Golding says he is arranging with Crime Stop for a $500,000 reward for information leading to the arrest of the culprit(s) in the murder of 14-year-old Yetanya Francis in the constituency between Thursday night and Friday morning.

2. NCB warns of scam using point of sale machines

The National Commercial (NCB) reported that criminals have taken to stealing point of sale (POS) machines, which they tamper with before returning them to their original or different merchant locations, in an effort to capture cardholders’ information.

3. Phillips accused of politicising murder of 14-y-o Yetanya

Leader of the Opposition People’s National Party (PNP) Dr Peter Phillips, is under fire this morning after he made assertions that police patrols in Trench Town, where 14-year-old Yetanya Francis was murdered sometime between Thursday night and Friday morning, was limited because of the zones of special operations (ZOSO) and state of public emergency (SOE) in other areas on the island.

4. Suspected reprisal shooting in Manchester

The Manchester police say they are treating a shooting incident in the parish yesterday as a reprisal for the stabbing death of a man last Monday night.

5. Theft of JPS transformers affecting Portmore water supply

The National Water Commission (NWC) says the theft of three Jamaica Public Service Company (JPSCo) transformers in Portmore, St Catherine over the weekend has resulted in the disruption of water supply in areas supplied by its Goshen Pen system.

6. ODPEM, Met Service partnering with media to simplify weather, disaster-related info

The Office of Disaster Preparedness and Emergency Management (ODPEM), and the Meteorological Service of Jamaica (Met Service) are looking to strengthen collaborations with media partners to simplify how weather and disaster-related information is disseminated to the public.

7. Grange congratulates Bernard on election as president of AFNA

Minister of Culture, Gender, Entertainment and Sport, Olivia Grange says she is not surprised by the election of former Netball Jamaica President, Marva Bernard, to the presidency of the Americas Federation of Netball Associations (AFNA).

8. Plastic surgeon says dog bite injuries pressuring public hospitals

Injuries resulting from dog bites are putting a strain on public health facilities, one of the country’s leading plastic and reconstructive surgeons has said.

9. NAFTA is being renamed US-Mexico Trade Agreement

President Donald Trump says he intends to terminate the North American Free Trade Agreement and call its replacement “the United States-Mexico Trade Agreement” — a name that would exclude the third NAFTA partner, Canada.

10. No Bolt, no cry for Coe after Su wins Asia sprint crown

Su Bingtian’s Asian Games gold in the 100 metres came as little surprise to many, including athletics boss Sebastian Coe, a long-time admirer of the pint-sized Chinese sprinter.