TOP STORIES
Int’l firm to probe BPL
Prime Minister Dr. Hubert Minnis yesterday revealed that the government
WSC unions vote to strike
The overwhelming majority of line staff and managers at the Water
BPL: This will be the last summer of load shedding
This will be the last summer of load shedding, Bahamas
Minnis pledges to fix ‘insulting’ traffic penalties
During his calls for harsher traffic legislation, Prime Minister Dr.
PLP will not support new taxes
The Progressive Liberal Party (PLP) will not support any new
U.S. warns on reckless driving
Traffic injuries in The Bahamas are a major safety concern
BUSINESS
Bahamas Power and Light (BPL) is waiting for 25 megawatts of rental power to supplement its supply until the new engines that will produce 132
BPL to introduce LNG to its fuel mixture by 2021
Bahamas Power and Light (BPL) is expected to introduce liquefied natural gas (LNG) to its fuel mixture by 2021, BPL Executive Chairman Patrick Rollins said
Cyber crimes on the rise; Bahamians warned to protect banking info
With the potential for cyber harm constantly evolving, Bahamian consumers are being cautioned to be particularly attentive to their cyber activity in regards to their personal
IDB grant being used to push Chamber’s Green Initiative
A grant from the Inter-American Development Bank (IDB) will help push the Bahamas Chamber of Commerce and Employers’ Confederation’s (BCCEC) Green Initiative. With a business community that hinges
LIFESTYLES
Autism doesn’t come with a manual, but rather families of those people diagnosed on the spectrum, never give up, and
Amia Bastian, 15, could not hide the shock on her face on Wednesday as the judges announced that she had won
Led by banners and clad in bright, colorful costumes depicting this year’s theme, “A Walk Through the Bible”, hundreds of
A night filled with glitz, glam, humor and high-energy performances saw the honoring of some of the best musicians and
SPORTS
The Bahamas’ 42-member CARIFTA swim team held its final practice on home soil yesterday morning at the Betty Kelly-Kenning National Aquatics Complex, and is ready
It was just over a month ago when Bahamian lightweight boxer Lester Brown Jr. finally got a fight under his belt after not fighting for
Team Bahamas wasted little time in handling Barbados as the Americas Zone Group II of Fed Cup play got underway yesterday at the Tennis Club
NATIONAL REVIEW
Roughly two years ago, on a windy day, the smell of smoke caught the attention of residents in Jubilee Gardens. It was just another lazy Sunday.
Marijuana policy is rapidly changing in the United States. The plant is fully legal in 10 states. Medical marijuana is legal in 33. Big states such
Twelve-year-old Lebron Minnis was born blind, but often feels invisible to people who can see. Sixty-year-old Ricardo Farquharson can’t hear, but also feels like he has
WORLD NEWS
Canada hits Venezuelan government with more sanctions
CARACAS, Venezuela (AP) — Canada on Monday imposed more sanctions
Nations express solidarity with France after Notre Dame fire
PARIS (AP) — Nations expressed solidarity with France after the
