‘Married to Medicine’ Star Lia Jones Claims Ex-Husband Tried to Have Her Killed

Former Married to Medicine: Los Angeles star Lia Jones has accused her ex-husband, Dr. Colin Dias, of trying to recruit a neighbor to kill her, allegations he has denied.

Jones filed for a domestic violence restraining order, but a judge declined to grant immediate protection, scheduling a hearing for August 5.

 

U.S. Introduces Major Changes to Student and Exchange Visitor Visas

The Trump administration has announced new rules that will replace the long-standing “duration of status” policy for international students and exchange visitors.

Under the changes, MOST new F and J visa holders will be allowed to stay in the U.S. for up to four years before needing to apply for an extension.

UEFA Issues New VAR Guidance After World Cup Controversy

UEFA has instructed its Video Assistant Referees, VARs, not to use the mistaken identity protocol to punish players for simulation, following controversial incidents at the 2026 FIFA World Cup.

The call comes after VAR reviews led to yellow cards being reassigned to players deemed to have dived rather than been fouled.

Dancehall and reggae artiste Stacious Urges Healthcare Workers to Show More Compassion to Patients

Dancehall and reggae artiste Stacious is calling on local healthcare workers to show greater compassion to patients, arguing that empathy is the very foundation of their profession.

In a video shared to her Instagram page, the “Come Into My Room” singer made the appeal following a recent visit to the Kingston Public Hospital.

Skippa Dominates YouTube Trending 20 Chart Amid Dancehall Lyrical Feud

Dancehall artiste Skippa’s “Clips” and “Detox” hold the No. 1 and No. 2 spots on today’s YouTube Trending 20 Jamaica chart, while Mali Donn’s “Sweets Man” ranks third and Feloni19 ‘Monsta Creature’ sits at No. 4.

The chart reflects growing attention surrounding the apparent lyrical feud involving Skippa, Mali Donn and other dancehall artistes.

Government Defends Toll Increases, Seeks More Affordable Options for Motorists

The government has stated that the recent highway toll rate increases are legally mandated under long-term agreements signed by a previous administration.

These binding contracts dictate that toll rates must be adjusted annually based on the US Consumer Price Index and the Jamaican to US exchange rate.

Jamaica Opens CONCACAF U-20 Campaign Against Honduras

Jamaica will begin its CONCACAF Under-20 Championship campaign against Honduras on July 26 in Mexico.

The young Reggae Boyz are looking to build on an unbeaten qualifying campaign as they chase a place at the FIFA Under-20 World Cup.

U.S. Issues ‘Do Not Travel’ Advisory for 23 Countries

The United States is warning Americans not to travel to 23 countries under its highest Level 4: Do Not Travel advisory.

The U.S. State Department says these countries are considered too dangerous to visit or places where the U.S. has limited ability to help its citizens.

Reggae Girl Sade Adamolekun Signs with Logroño United

Jamaica international Olufolasade Adamolekun has signed with Spanish club Logroño United.

The Reggae Girl completed the move as she continues her professional career in Europe.

Justice Ministry Urges Motorists to Pay Traffic Tickets Early

The Ministry of Justice and Constitutional Affairs is encouraging motorists to pay traffic tickets promptly to help reduce court backlogs across the island.

The ministry says drivers who do not intend to contest a traffic offence should pay their tickets before the due date instead of waiting for a court appearance.