Blackbeard’s Revenge: ‘We did everything to rescue’ graduate
The operator of Blackbeard’s Revenge yesterday asserted his crew did “everything” to save the life of a passenger who jumped overboard amid criticisms levied by a US Coast Guard investigation.
Rexy wins legal claim on condo complex
Western Air’s top executive has successfully persuaded the Supreme Court to appoint an administrator for one of Freeport’s most prominent condominium complexes.
Positive report on human rights - but concerns on labour laws
A NEW report from the US on human rights has highlighted concerns in The Bahamas over weak enforcement of labour laws, child protection and allegations of police brutality - although the country overall has a generally positive record.
PINTARD: fnm will hold referendum on citizenship
FREE National Movement (FNM) leader Michael Pintard said that if elected, his administration would hold a constitutional referendum on granting citizenship to people born in The Bahamas to non-Bahamian parents.
US slams ‘deficiencies’ over death of overboard teen
A US Coast Guard report has sharply criticised a local tour boat operator, revealing “serious deficiencies” and “significant” maritime risks after investigating the disappearance of an American teen who reportedly jumped overboard from one of its vessels two years ago.
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Tuesday August 12, 2025
An Abaco convenience store owner yesterday said "unbearable" power outages forced her to close early over the weekend.
The Wenty Ford Sports Foundation wrapped up its first annual Winners’ Summer Camp.
'Unbearable power outages force Abaco store's closure
An Abaco convenience store owner yesterday said "unbearable" power outages forced her to close early over the weekend.
Nurses concerned over senior promotions
Nurses were yesterday said to be hoping for an easier path forward as some still await outstanding promotions and mileage allowance payments.
Spanish Wells power provider willing to expand to Eleuthera
The energy provider for Spanish Wells and other islands off Eleuthera yesterday confirmed it is willing to supply the mainland and Harbour Island’s but the Government must “get on board".
Construction 'free for all' until Board takes effect
An ex-Bahamas Chamber of Commerce chairman yesterday warned that construction will remain a "free for all" until the industry's long-promised self-regulation and licensing regime takes full effect.
BTC 'poised for growth' amid $9.2m revenue fall
The Bahamas Telecommunications Company's (BTC) top executive yesterday said the carrier is "poised for growth" despite a $9.2m year-over-year decline in its first-half revenue.
Judge eliminates 'Funky' obstacle to Junkanoo Beach redevelopment
A Supreme Court judge has cleared the way for Junkanoo Beach's redevelopment by eliminating an injunction obtained by the developer/owner of a proposed bar for that location.
Two murders, Customs fraud and "many impossible things"
A Supreme Court judge had "to believe many impossible things" in a multi-million luxury goods battle featuring two murders - including that of an ex-Cabinet minister's husband - and likely Customs fraud.
EASTWOOD JUDO CLUB attends Annual US Open Judo Championships in Fort Lauderdale
EASTWOOD Judo Club, headed by sensei “Mickey” Munnings, attended the Annual US Open Judo Championships at the Greater Fort Lauderdale, Broward County Convention Centre.
Exuma Sailing Club’s Tanaj Manos new Sunfish national champion
TANAJ Manos, of the Exuma Sailing Club, is the new Sunfish national champion, winning three of six races completed during the Sunfish Bahamas Nationals August 9-10 in Montagu Bay.
Two arrested after weekend mass shooting
POLICE have arrested two men in connection with Saturday’s mass shooting that left two dead and five others injured.
JCNP absent - but Family Island support for Junkanoo Authority
FAMILY Island Junkanoo groups say they fully support the government’s proposed National Junkanoo Authority Bill, but need greater clarity on how the new authority will operate and what this means for the roles of existing Junkanoo organisations.
MP ‘speechless’ after mass shooting that left 2 dead, 5 hurt
ENGLERSTON MP Glenys Hanna Martin said the mass daylight shooting in the Ridgeland Park area left her speechless, emphasising the need for community involvement to stop the bloodshed among the country’s youth.
Be on your guard - erin expected to become hurricane
WITH Tropical Storm Erin expected to become a major hurricane by the end of the week, local forecasters say they are closely monitoring the system amid uncertainty about its track.
