$15K Bail For Marine Accused of Bar Shooting
NASSAU, BAHAMAS - A Royal Bahamas Defence Force marine who prosecutors say shot an innocent bystander during a bar fight has been granted $15,000 emergency bail.
Former Sports Minister Trial Could Start Next June
NASSAU, BAHAMAS - The trial of former Free National Movement Cabinet Minister Lanisha Rolle and three others could take place next June.
“We Expect A Lot Of Deep Thinking”
TRINIDAD AND TOBAGO - The 44th Regular Meeting of the Conference of The Heads of Government of the Caribbean Community kicked off in Port of Spain, Trinidad, and Tobago, Monday.
Works and Utilities Minister: Conserve This Hurricane Season
NASSAU, BAHAMAS - Just a few weeks into the hurricane season, Works and Utilities Minister Alfred Sears is asking residents to conserve.
It’s All About National Pride
NASSAU, BAHAMAS - Cable Bahamas Group of Companies employees partaking in the flag-raising ceremony Friday, to mark 50 years as an independent nation.
New Trial Ordered In Deadly Exuma Boat Explosion Case
NASSAU, BAHAMAS - Tour boat captain Roderick Watson will face a second trial on charges of manslaughter by negligence and negligently causing harm.
Today In History: June 30
NASSAU, BAHAMAS - On this day in Bahamian history, in 1962 the bill giving all Bahamian women the right to vote came into effect.
Bahamasair Agent and Passenger Jailed for Drug Smuggling
NASSAU, BAHAMAS - A Bahamasair ticket agent and a passenger have both been jailed for their roles in a plot to smuggle cocaine from Inagua into New Providence.
Grand Bahama Ready For The Golden Jubilee
GRAND BAHAMA, BAHAMAS - Grand Bahama's Independence celebrations are in full swing, with events including flag raising, motorcades, party cruises, and theatrical performances, and even a gospel concert.
Man Arraigned for Raping 83-Year-Old Woman
NASSAU, BAHAMAS - A man on bail accused of raping an 83-year-old woman is behind bars. He was wearing an ankle bracelet at the time of the alleged offense.