Reggae Sumfest history & changes: A fresh look at how Reggae Sumfest evolved—from the decline of Reggae Sunsplash to its 1993 launch at Catherine Hall—and what’s next for 2026, including renewed calls around relocation. Entertainment in St James: Campari Water Worl’ returns July 26 at Mas Camp with six hours of music and DJs, plus influencer hosts and live performances. Court & community justice (St James): A Montego Bay dispute over $2,000 escalated into a criminal case after allegations of property damage and a stabbing; the matter was referred to mediation with payment expected later. Travel & access: Southwest Airlines announces new Saturday-only routes from Nashville to Montego Bay and St. Thomas (plus Aruba) starting March 13, and adds Columbus–Punta Cana service. Public access debate (Jamaica beaches): A new documentary, Beach Inna Bondage, spotlights growing concerns about beach privatisation and coastal access. Environment watch (Sav): NEPA is investigating reports of crocodiles in urban drains in Savanna-la-Mar after resident sightings and viral claims. Heat outlook: Met Service warns El Niño is strengthening, keeping temperatures well above normal through the rest of 2026 and into early 2027. Transport enforcement: The Transport Authority says it has seized 200+ public passenger vehicles since the June fare increase, prosecuting operators accused of overcharging. Agriculture & showgrounds: Agriculture Minister Floyd Green proposes redesigning the Denbigh Showground so it serves farmers year-round.