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SPOKANE VALLEY, USA — A Spokane Valley woman is the latest victim of Jamaica’s lottery scammers. She has been identified on the KXLY.com website as Francis Miller and now finds herself unable to pay a […] […]

Mohammed Al Fayed has sold London department store Harrods to the Qatari royal family’s investment company for a reported £1.5bn ($2.3bn). The Egypt-born tycoon acquired the business in Knightsbridge following a £615m takeover in 1985. […] […]

Almost all of city’s licensed karaokes breach liquor laws in their first year. Police are worried about heavy drinking, alcohol-related violence and organised crime in some of Auckland’s growing number of Asian karaoke bars.  Senior […] […]

MONTEGO BAY, St James — Security Minister Senator Dwight Nelson emerged from a meeting with the business leaders in this resort city on Thursday, confident of getting assistance from them to fight the high levels […] […]

Competition for donated used clothes and unwanted household items has become so vicious across the Valley that local charities report their collection bins are being bolted shut, vandalized and even towed away. An intensifying turf […] […]

Community members are calling for the Phoenix Union High School District to implement a policy to keep school-resource officers from complying with Arizona’s new  immigration law Their concern is that the sworn police officers assigned […] […]

The Boscobel Aerodrome, on course to becoming the island’s third international airport, welcomed its first international flight on Friday when Jimmy Buffett of Margaritaville fame touched down in his single-engine aircraft around 10:30 a.m. A […] […]

The U.S. Attorney’s Office announced Friday the arrest of a Mexican police officer after he allegedly tried to smuggle drugs into the U.S. Prosecutors said 33-year-old Officer Ernesto Ibarra-Garcia from San Luis, Mexico, was arrested […] […]

A mango tree which has been in existence for over 20 years, recently produced a peculiar shaped fruit that has its owner puzzled. The mango fell from a tree in the Pembrook Hall community two […] […]

If U.S. Attorney General Eric Holder decides to challenge Arizona’s tough new immigration-enforcement law in court, it will be a rare and likely powerful test of a state law by the federal government. Legal experts […] […]