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

1. Catholic Church bans former Mandeville bishop accused of sexual harassment

Catholic Church officials announced ministerial restrictions Monday for a bishop who once led in Manchester, Jamaica and another who led in West Virginia and have both been accused of sexual harassment.

2. Cops nab alleged gun importer

A temporary employee at a container terminal in Kingston has been arrested in connection with a cache of firearms, which was recently seized at his workplace.

3. All set for nomination day in Portland Eastern — EOJ

The Electoral Office of Jamaica (EOJ) says all systems are in place for it to receive nominations of candidates for the Portland Eastern by-election.

4. Ombudsman writes to PM about JLP’s ‘egregious conduct’ in Eastern Portland

Political Ombudsman Donna Parchment Brown has written to Prime Minister Andrew Holness about reports and observations of what she describes as “egregious conduct” by the ruling Jamaica Labour Party (JLP) in the Portland Eastern constituency race.

5. Accused baby thief fit to plead

It has been determined that the woman accused of stealing a day-old baby from the Victoria Jubilee Hospital in January is fit to plead.

6. Uchence Wilson trial: Witness said gang caused him to be homeless

The Crown witness in the Uchence Wilson gang trial this morning told the court that he made the decision to testify against his ex-accomplices because they caused him to be homeless and beat him for stealing a portion of the loot.

7. Headline Entertainment legal dispute to be heard July 30

Arguments in a bitter legal dispute between a founding director and shareholder of prominent Jamaican consulting and booking company, Headline Entertainment, Allison Hunte and its Managing Director, Jerome Hamilton, are to be heard in the Supreme Court on July 30 this year.

8. Couple charged after cops find 72 pounds of ganja in Kingston

A St Andrew businessman and his wife have been charged with several breaches of the Dangerous Drugs Act, following the seizure of approximately 72 pounds of ganja at a premises on Old Hope Road, Kingston 6 yesterday.

9. Gov’t ramps up activities to combat illegal fishing

The Government will be spending $20 million to ramp up coastal surveillance and enforcement activities to militate against illegal fishing in Jamaican waters and protect the island’s fisheries sector.

10. US pilots reported problems with Boeing 737 MAX

As US authorities continued to resist pressure Wednesday to ground the Boeing 737 MAX following the latest deadly crash, reports from American pilots surfaced who reported issues with the plane late last year.