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A man already jailed for attempted murder is back behind bars—this time for posting explicit, humiliating content about a woman online. Prosecutors say he shared nude photos Listen in comfort: Get a discount on a Soli...

The Bahamas Grid Company is rolling out infrared scans across its entire power network to catch electrical faults before they cause blackouts—think of it as a thermal camera for electricity. This comes after a string of...

A 24-year-old man, Shawn Reckley, faces four counts of gross indecency after allegedly exposing himself to two young girls outside Carlton E Francis Primary School on September 10th. Pleading not guilty, he’s granted...

Cyber criminals are deploying AI to launch hyper-personalized, lightning-fast attacks that outpace traditional defenses—especially targeting small and medium-sized businesses. With AI acting as a cheat code, attackers...

A federal judge in New York is cracking down on outside mail flooding his courtroom — including letters allegedly signed by defendants in a high-stakes international cocaine trafficking case. One letter claiming to bear...

The national debt just spiked by over a billion, hitting thirteen billion — but Prime Minister Philip Davis says don’t panic, citing improved debt-to-GDP ratios and international oversight. He frames the rise as...

Prime Minister Philip Davis stands by Bahamian aviation safety despite recent tragedies, insisting the Civil Aviation Authority is doing its job with rigorous inspections. He clarifies that foreign aircraft crashes...

The Bahamas is launching a new Tax Residency Certificate to officially certify where you pay your taxes—perfect for global investors. To qualify, you must live there for at least 90 days a year, not necessarily...

The Bahamas is taking bold steps to protect its aging population with a groundbreaking new bill that enshrines dignity, privacy, and rights for seniors—directly tackling abuse, exploitation, and neglect while empowering...

A 73-year-old woman with dementia faces charges after her son’s dog attacked a three-year-old girl, requiring surgery — but the family says she accidentally left the gate open while sweeping. Police questioned her...

A beloved Royal Bahamas Police Force officer, Corporal Steven Duncombe, died at 37 after a devastating motorcycle crash while escorting a funeral procession. Though conscious and in excruciating pain post-accident, he...

Prime Minister Philip Davis defiantly rejects fraud allegations over the National Investment Fund, calling opposition claims politically motivated and rooted in differing spending priorities. While Finance Minister...

Grand Bahama’s Junkanoo groups are set to thrive with a major funding boost—over $100,000 in new seed money for the 2026–2027 season, including $3,000 increases for top A groups. This move aims to level the playing...

A Supreme Court judge just slammed a consular officer for crossing ethical lines—allegedly advising a client not to sign deportation paperwork while also representing him. The judge, Justice Joyann Ferguson, called the...

The Bahamas just dropped a game-changing move: its first-ever Tax Residency Certificate, designed to give individuals and companies a clear, official badge of their financial home in the islands. This isn’t just window...