World Athletics Ultimate Championship: In Budapest, pole vault star Armand Duplantis and Norway’s Jakob Ingebrigtsen grabbed big wins on opening night, with Jamaica’s mixed 4x100m relay finishing second behind the USA and Megan Simmonds placing fifth in the 100m hurdles final. Jamaica Sports Spotlight: Masai Russell won the women’s 100m hurdles title, while Tobi Amusan took silver and Jamaica’s Megan Simmonds earned a season-best fifth. Education Pressure: Jamaica Teachers’ Association president La Sonja Harrison warns the country is in an “education emergency” that still hasn’t been named, citing repeated disruptions and learning gaps. Tourism Meets Food Security: State Minister Tova Hamilton urged hotels to buy more Jamaican produce, push forward procurement with farmers, and use digital linkages to strengthen food systems. Public Safety: Jamaica Fire Brigade officials in Portland urged families to look out for elderly people after a fatal Buff Bay fire, and warned against careless cigarette butt disposal. Local Tragedy: Three children were injured after a boulder struck them on the way to school in St. Elizabeth. Culture & Music: Shabba Ranks sued to claw back publishing rights from Greensleeves, while Koffee’s “Toast” hit gold certification in France. Business/Infrastructure: USF says its solar-powered Wi-Fi hotspots keep community internet running during power failures, and Jamaica Post is building a perimeter wall at the Spanish Town Post Office.