Officials are assessing the damage after Hurricane Melissa made landfall in Jamaica as a Category 5.  And, how the government shutdown is impacting air traffic controllers.

Oakwood University Church and the Salvation Army of Huntsville are working to raise money over the next two weeks to send barrels of supplies to the island, but needs community

As part of the advisory, the Department of State authorized non-emergency personnel and family members of U.S. government employees to leave Jamaica due to Hurricane Melissa. It noted it had “temporarily reduced staffing and may limit routine services for U.S. citizens.”

Jamaicans are beginning to pick up the pieces after category five monster Hurricane Melissa tore across the Caribbean Island country on Tuesday, Oct. 28. And while the country's largest city, Kingston,

After Hurricane Melissa battered Jamaica, airports across the island are struggling to return to full capacity, leaving travelers facing hours-long delays and canceled flights

Hurricane Melissa hit much of Jamaica hard. The country’s all-important tourism industry will likely suffer, too, as damage assessments are made over the coming days.

Hundreds of travellers are still waiting for flights out of Jamaica and are warned of food and accommodation shortages. View on euronews

Shaggy quickly joined forces with key organizations to deliver relief aid to his native Jamaica after Hurricane Melissa’s devastation.

A rescue plane with more than two dozen Floridians who were in Jamaica landed at Tampa International Airport on Saturday – days after Hurricane Melissa struck the Caribbean island, Gov. Ron DeSantis said.

Sixteen men who were part of a mission trip to Jamaica returned after being stuck on the island following Hurricane Melissa. After several canceled flights they were able to make it back to Atlanta Monday with a connection in Nassau. Dani Kwiatkowski eagerly awaited her husband Wayne’s return.