BDOCS Officially Opens Its Juvenile Correctional Facility
NASSAU, BAHAMAS - The Bahamas Department of Correctional Services opens its brand new Juvenile Correctional Facility.
Below Average Hurricane Season Predicted
NASSAU, BAHAMAS - Meteorology Office Director Jeffrey Simmons says a below level hurricane season is predicted with 13 storms anticipated, six of which may become major hurricanes.
Ducille: No Fair Trial If Key Witness Not Able To Testify in Person in Long Island MP Trial
NASSAU, BAHAMAS - A high stakes court hearing which could determine whether Long Island MP Adrian Gibson will be tried on corruption allegations took place on Wednesday.
Fit To Lead, Fit For Life: Sandals Royal Bahamian Tackles Mental Health
NASSAU, BAHAMAS - May is dubbed Mental Health Awareness Month and the team at Sandals Royal Bahamian is running with it, literally.
Compendium of Marijuana Bills with MOH Officials
NASSAU, BAHAMAS - Minister of Health Dr. Michael Danville confirmed that a compendium of bills related to marijuana and its use is currently with officials from his ministry.
Trio Accused of 2013 Fox Hill Mass Shooting Acquitted
NASSAU, BAHAMAS - A Supreme Court jury on Tuesday acquitted three men accused of a 2013 mass shooting that left four dead and six others wounded.
BPSU President Concerned Over New Police Insurance Policy
NASSAU, BAHAMAS - Bahamas Police Service Union President Kimsley Ferguson says he is concerned over the new police insurance policy released to the media last week.
AG: Cabinet to Discuss Discrimination in Citizenship Laws
NASSAU, BAHAMAS - Cabinet will discuss additional citizenship laws that may be deemed as discriminatory, according to Attorney General Ryan Pinder K.C.
Hilton Making “Steady Progress”
NASSAU, BAHAMAS - The Hilton is set to reopen in November, according to Minister of Tourism and Aviation Chester Cooper.
AG: Gov’t Moving Forward with Shantytown Demolition
NASSAU, BAHAMAS - Despite a Supreme Court ruling making way for two shantytown buildings to be demolished, Attorney General Ryan Pinder K.C. says the government will still move forward with demolition under the violation of building regulations.