- Owen Ellington hung up his hat as Police Commissioner
- Land of wood and water crisis, especially for the agriculture sector
- Digicel, LIME blocked VoIP services
- Tax Administration Jamaica went after tax cheats
- Our athletes once again brought home the gold from the Commonwealth Games in Glasgow, Scotland
- Jamaica earned a seat at the UN’s Disaster Risk Council
- Mouth Rosser Bypass finally opened
- Mario Deane beaten to death while in police custody
- Former Governor General Sir Howard Cooke passed away
- Non-traditional schools made big jump in CSEC mathematics
- Attorney Hadrian Christie successfully sued the Attorney General’s Department for an illegal police search, awarded half million dollars
- Sixty-nine graduates of the Hydel University College found that their degrees were worthless as they are not accredited
- JUTC announced fare hike, including a 200 per cent jump for senior citizens
- Plane hijacker Stephen Fray‘s case headed to the Privy Council
- Walk good, Roger Clarke. Derrick Kellier eventually appointed his successor
- 180 not out – The Gleaner celebrated a historic milestone
- There was much debate about the number of chikungunya cases, but one thing was sure: the nation was not prepared
- Carl Williams selected as Jamaica’s new police commissioner
- Parliament passed flexi-work bill after decades-long debate
- Ebola reached the US; Jamaica was on high alert, but doctors warned that they were not ready
- The average Jamaican believes most public officials are corrupt
- Jamaat Al Muslimeen leader Yasin Abu Bakr was denied entry to Jamaica; government sent him back to Trinidad on a $4 million private plane ride
- In response to the Ebola outbreak in West Africa, Jamaica banned travellers from those countries
- Eleven-year-old Toni-Ann Miller was among the recipients of national honours
- So little time, so much controversy – the NHT‘s purchase of Outameni sparked huge debates
- Jamaica running out of public burial space
- Jamaican jurist Patrick Robinson was elected to serve as a judge in the International Court of Justice
- Is Harmony Cove ever going to get off the ground?
- The enquiry into the events of the 2010 Tivoli incursion finally gets underway
- If the Offences Against the Person Act criminalises cyberbullying, will it create “a society of sissies?” Delroy Chuck thought it could
- A Ministry of Health concept paper said Jamaica’s buggery law affects the HIV/AIDS fight
- Dwayne Vaz won the Central Westmoreland seat left vacant by Roger Clark’s death
- The perception of corruption in Jamaica worsened
- Alia Atkinson closed her year with a bang, winning Jamaica’s first gold medal in the pool and rewriting history for black female swimmers
- Priest washed the feet of gays, outrage ensued
- Hackers got to several government websites
- Stakeholders agreed that renewed US-Cuba link is good for Jamaica
- Petrojam accused of not passing on savings to Jamaicans as oil prices declined on the global market
- Former Prime Minister Bruce Golding is prepared to face the West Kingston enquiry
- Jamaica recorded its lowest murder rate in a decade in 2014
