The devastation caused by Hurricane Melissa has weighed heavily on many Jamaicans. But for Spice, the pictures of destruction were particularly heart-rending. The dancehall queen, who was once left homeless due to a fire, said she was moved to tears as footage of wrecked homes began to surface. The all-too-familiar feeling of immense loss came flooding back, and that’s when the entertainer knew her relief efforts needed to focus on rebuilding. https://www.jamaicaobserver.com/2025/11/11/wouldnt-w

The tropical storm watch which was in effect for Jamaica has been upgraded to a tropical storm warning, while a hurricane watch is now in effect as Tropical Storm Melissa... A policeman attached to the St Catherine North division has succumbed to injuries sustained in a vehicular crash along the Linstead Bypass in the parish on Wednesday night… Dantay Brooks, the son of dancehall superstar Mavado, has been charged with gun-related offences in relation to an incident in Cassava Piece, St Andrew,

Residents of Queen and Broad streets in Port Royal, Kingston, are sheltering in place after overnight rainfall left the area flooded, as Hurricane Melissa lingers off Jamaica’s south coast. Port Royal was among the areas under a mandatory evacuation order due to the risk of flooding, but only one person boarded the evacuation bus on Sunday. #GLNRToday #TrackingMelissa | Jamaica Gleaner