THE Bahamas Basketball Federation honoured both of The Bahamas’ FIBA 3x3 teams at a press conference following their performances at the 2026 3x3 Caribbean Cup, where both the men’s and women’s team ...

# A MAN admitted to injuring a woman during an altercation near a hotel on Paradise Island but denied threatening to kill her. # Prosecutors allege Onyekachi Hillary, 36, of Nigeria, threatened to ...

Nassau Cruise Port (NCP) yesterday said it has been nominated as the Caribbean’s Best Cruise Terminal 2026 in the World Cruise Awards as it remains on target for a 600,000 year-over-year increase in ...

THE Ferry Bridge connecting Great and Little Exuma needs to be replaced, the Ministry of Works and Family Island Affairs has confirmed after images of its deteriorating condition circulated on social ...

A LITTLE over half a century as a sovereign nation, The Bahamas still does not have a national museum. It’s telling sign of our priorities and sometimes pseudo patriotism that we have not mustered the ...

The newly formed Bahamians in Central Florida (BICF), Orlando Chapter, held its inaugural Meet & Greet Friday evening at CB Bistro, drawing a capacity crowd in what organisers called a historic ...

YESTERDAY morning brought to American TV screens and on-line news feeds some news that surprised many observers. It may presage results in the upcoming November elections that seem poised to bring an ...

THE Bahamas should not allow foreign technology companies or consultants to control critical government systems in ways that leave the country unable to audit them, retrieve its data or switch ...

FORMER PLP Cabinet minister Leslie Miller yesterday called on Bahamas and Power Light (BPL) “to get it right” after recent power outages, warning that “lives are at stake” and “there’s nothing trivial ...

A MAN accused of a shooting near Wulff Road was remanded to prison yesterday. Prosecutors allege Axsion Ormelus, 25, attempted to shoot and kill Lavon Pratt, 23, with a handgun on Peach Street at ...

THE BAHAMAS is taking a cautious approach to attracting data centres due to the demands they will impose on already-strained electricity, water and other infrastructure resources, a Cabinet minister ...

A BAHAMAS Power and Light probe into overtime payments found that just three employees in one department collected more than $600,000 in overtime in a year, prompting the utility’s board to move to ...