The State Department reduced the overall travel advisory for Jamaica to Level 2 from Level 3.

While tourist zones remain popular, travelers are urged to stay alert and avoid high-risk areas following storm recovery.

Jamaica is once again at war with crime, but this time the battle is being fought on two fronts: against criminal violence and against growing unease over how that fight is being waged.

If you're traveling to this popular Caribbean island, you might want to take some extra precautions before you go ...

The U.S. State Department decreased the travel advisory to Level 2, encouraging travelers to exercise increased caution.

FROM anonymous letters to tips delivered via social media or bold office visits, Jamaicans have been audaciously feeding forensic criminal investigation agencies with leads, enabling sleuths to build ...

“Exercise increased caution” may seem like a mild warning, but it changes the way a vacation in Jamaica is planned, from how ...

The U.S. Department of State is warning travelers about vacationing in Jamaica after Hurricane Melissa unleashed its wrath on the island nation. “Reconsider Travel to Jamaica due to Crime, Health, and ...

The Grant County Sheriff's Office Crime Reduction Team arrested a man from Jamaica accused of scamming an older Grant County ...

The Sheriff's Crime Reduction Team (CRT) arrested a man from Jamaica on Sunday, accusing him of scamming an 87-year-old Grant ...