A FAMILY vacation to Haiti ended in tragedy Monday when a 39-year-old Eleuthera father of three died in a boating accident ...

# A Bahamian real estate firm says it has been appointed as the exclusive broker for a new waterfront residential development ...

# EXUMA and Ragged Island MP Chester Cooper has warned commercial banks that they have an obligation to serve Family Island ...

# As a new school year nears, Education Director Dominique McCartney-Russell defended the Ministry’s grooming policy yesterday, saying its rules — including low haircuts for boys and restrictions on ...

MINISTER of Economic Affairs Senator Jerome Fitzgerald yesterday warned that the Caribbean risks a new era of "digital colonisation" unless governments take greater control of data, technology ...

# A POPULAR Exuma restaurant yesterday said it is aiming to re-open within the next two weeks as it works through labour and supply challenges to resolve the concerns that sparked its enforced closure ...

# THE Supreme Court was forced to close yesterday after a downtown power outage that reportedly began on Friday exhausted and damaged its backup generator system, disrupting court schedules and ...

# A NINE-year-old American boy mauled about 100 times by dogs while holidaying in Bimini pleaded with God not to let him die as his mother held him and examined his wounds, his family has revealed.

# Ms Hanna added that outages had already damaged some of her machinery before the summer peak. The experience has been even more costly for Bahama Clear Drinking Water owner, Giovanna Rahming-Charles ...

# AN eight-year-old autistic boy has been allowed to relocate from Grand Bahama to the United States after a Supreme Court judge found that the specialised services he needs are not available locally ...

# A POTTER’S Cay vendor yesterday welcomed the potential benefits from the proposed $2m Blu Cay marina project but said he remains cautious about how much additional business it will generate for ...

# THE OPPOSITION’S leader yesterday voiced hope that public officials and others will be deterred from “misusing” taxpayer monies by Parliament’s spending watchdog as it held “a productive meeting” ...