Scam Watch: A new report highlights how old marketing sign-ups can end up in data broker lists used to target “opportunity seekers,” giving scammers a roadmap to who is most likely to respond. Disaster Recovery & Mental Health: After Hurricane Melissa, a St Elizabeth forum says rebuilding schools must include emotional and psychological support for students, parents, and teachers—not just repairs. Local Justice Under Scrutiny: In Seaford Town, Westmoreland, residents blocked roads and rejected police claims after Jordan “Peppa” Smith was killed; INDECOM says it’s investigating discrepancies, including spent shells found outside the police-stated scene. Infrastructure Pitch: Prime Minister Andrew Holness told international investors in Miami that Jamaica’s post-Melissa reconstruction is an opportunity to accelerate growth in energy, water, housing, ports, logistics, and more. Crypto Regulation: Finance Minister Fayval Williams opened debate on Jamaica’s Virtual Assets Service Providers Bill, pushing licensing and warning unlicensed operators face criminal penalties. Public Services: ITA says the Morant Bay Service Hub will close Thursday due to planned power interruption, with services resuming Friday morning. Environment: NEPA says a whale carcass washed ashore in Salt Marsh, Trelawny, has been removed, but the public is still urged to stay away from affected waters. Drought Update: NIC says it’s pumping more water than usual for farmers as drought pressure continues in St Elizabeth.