# Her brother, Tristan Smith, 23, a Bahamas Power and Light linesman, had been thrown from his car when it overturned in High Rock shortly after 5pm on Thursday. He was taken to a local clinic named ...

EQUALITY Bahamas has urged Prime Minister Philip Davis to stop police from harassing protesters during King Charles III’s ...

# POLICE Commissioner Shanta Knowles has refused to answer questions about officers who were promoted despite losing lawsuits ...

# Jobeth Coleby-Davis, minister of utilities, energy and aviation, said the amendment would complete a process already ...

# A COLOMBIAN drug dealer accused of working with “multiple corrupt RBPF officials” to smuggle tonnes of cocaine through The ...

# Mr Rahming spoke as senators debated the Anti-Terrorism (Amendment) Bill, 2026 and the Companies (Amendment) Bill, 2026.

AN OPPOSITION senator yesterday challenged the Government's data sovereignty ambitions, arguing that persistent electricity ...

A BAHAMIAN businessman yesterday argued that international investor and capital markets confidence in the country “couldn’t ...

# THE ATTORNEY General yesterday dismissed questions about the Government’s handling of the National Investment Fund (NIF), ...

# A MAN accused of indecently assaulting a 16-year-old boy denied the charge in Magistrate’s Court, but admitted stealing $1,750 in a separate case. # Kevin Pennerman, of Farrington Road, is alleged ...

# The Government risks “throwing the baby out with the bath water” on proposed Freeport governance reforms, an ex-Grand Bahama Chamber of Commerce president warned yesterday, amid talk of investors ...

# A HAITIAN man who told a court he had paid his employer to handle his immigration paperwork, only for the application never to be filed, was among eight foreign nationals fined a combined $4,600 ...