Bail Denied for Second Suspect in Passport Officer Murder Plot
NASSAU, BAHAMAS - A Supreme Court judge denied bail to a man accused of plotting a murder along with a policeman.
Man Accused of Threatening PM Gets $5K Bail
NASSAU, BAHAMAS - The 21-year-old man accused of threatening to kill Prime Minister Philip Davis has been granted $5,000 bail.
Are We Getting A Return on Our Investments, asks FNM Leader
NASSAU, BAHAMAS - Free National Movement Leader Michael Pintard is questioning whether the country is seeing a return on investments with regards to frequent travel by the prime minister and Cabinet ministers.
Over 19K Business Licenses Approved
NASSAU, BAHAMAS - Up to Wednesday, 19,065 business licenses have been approved, according to Minister of Economic Affairs Michael Halkitis.
Absence by Works’ PS “Wrong”, Says Opposition Leader
NASSAU, BAHAMAS - Opposition Leader Michael Pintard is expressing concerns over the Ministry of Works' Permanent Secretary Luther Smith's, no show at Tuesday's Public Accounts Committee Meeting.
Mother Pleads Not Guilty To Cruelty, Receives Bail
NASSAU, BAHAMAS - A mother faced child cruelty charges after prosecutors said her young children started a fire when she left them home alone.
43 Per Cent of Total Revenue collected in First Six Months of Fiscal Year
NASSAU, BAHAMAS - Prime Minister Philip Davis said 43.4 percent of total revenue was collected in the first six months of the fiscal year 2022/2023.
PM Addresses Relationship with U.S. In Mid-Year Budget Communication
NASSAU, BAHAMAS - Prime Minister Philip Davis speaks about the relationship between the United States and The Bahamas with respect to both economies.
Gaming Board Former Employee Wins Dismissal Suit
NASSAU, BAHAMAS - A former secretary to the Gaming Board who was fired in 2017 has won a wrongful dismissal suit.
American Arraigned for Vehicular Manslaughter Gets Bail
NASSAU, BAHAMAS - A 42-year-old American tourist accused of killing her passenger in an ATV accident has been granted $18,000 cash bail.