Healthcare Upgrade: Health Minister Dr Christopher Tufton hailed the new Oasis Imaging and MRI Centre on Half-Way Tree Road, touting AI-enabled diagnostics and faster access to MRI (24–48 hours) plus CT, digital X-rays, ultrasound and mammography. Court Records Reform: The Kingston and St Andrew Parish Court opened a Criminal Records Office and a new records centre aimed at ending “missing files,” with clearer accountability for storing and retrieving court documents. Disaster Accountability: Parliament’s Public Accounts Committee says ODPEM has not yet provided signed documents confirming JDF received $34 million in donated Hurricane Melissa roofing materials, leaving deliveries unverified. Business & Finance: Monolith Financial Services received a Bank of Jamaica cambio licence to start FX trading at its Three Miles location, while MFS Capital Partners pushes remittance growth via a new Windward Road branch. Diplomacy: Jamaica’s embassy in Santo Domingo will temporarily close August 1 due to loss of visa-fee revenue, with consular support routed through an honorary consul. Local Community Pressure: Upper St Andrew residents in Kingston 8 threaten protests over worsening roads and alleged poor repairs tied to real estate projects. Public Safety: Police arrested a man after he vandalised vehicles in Half-Way-Tree, and are seeking suspects in a Woodhaven stabbing.