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Govt to pursue more options to fight crime
Warning that he does not want The Bahamas to lose a generation of men to violence, Prime Minister Philip Davis…
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Man killed by police was no saint, grandmother says
Eric Friths, 22, the man wanted for armed robbery and killed by police on Monday, was no saint, his grandmother…
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PM touts first-year achievements
Claiming much has been accomplished since coming to office a year ago, the Davis administration is focused on helping Bahamians…
Read More » Pintard places multiple questions on House agenda for govt to answer
Opposition Leader Michael Pintard has placed on the agenda of the House of Assembly a number of questions for the…
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Bahamians in Fla. brace for Ian
As Hurricane Ian takes aim at the western coast of Florida, several Bahamians living and studying in the Tampa Bay…
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Tropical storm warning for GB and Bimini
As Hurricane Ian barreled toward the west coast of Florida Tuesday evening, The Bahamas Department of Meteorology issued a tropical…
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Gibson’s lawyer asks judge to recuse herself from case
The lawyer for embattled Long Island MP Adrian Gibson yesterday asked Justice Cheryl Grant-Thompson to step down from the case…
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Munroe: COA gun decision highlights need for prison upgrades
Minister of National Security Wayne Munroe said part of the overhaul of facilities and conditions at the Bahamas Department of…
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Pintard calls on govt to ‘come clean’ on BPL fuel issue
A day after Minister of Works Alfred Sears said Bahamas Power and Light (BPL) will soon make an announcement relating…
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Abaco shanties ‘out of control’
Shantytown structures have grown significantly in the three-plus years since Hurricane Dorian destroyed large shantytowns on Abaco, Central and South…
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