Our News Bahamas Podcast
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Episodes

Monday Mar 30, 2026
Monday Mar 30, 2026
Tonight on Our News, the landscape of downtown Nassau changes forever as demolition begins on a historic landmark to make way for a new multi-million dollar judicial complex. We bring you the latest on a tragic discovery in Abaco following an island-wide search for a missing man and take you inside the courtroom as a popular content creator faces sentencing after a domestic dispute. The broadcast also examines the Coalition of Independents’ bold 100-day action plan for the nation and a major step forward for the long-awaited reconstruction of the Glass Window Bridge in Eleuthera. Watch the full report now for these stories, an exclusive look at the country’s new high-tech reference lab, and your complete sports and weather highlights.
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Sunday Mar 29, 2026
Sunday Mar 29, 2026
Tonight on Our News Weekend, police are investigating a pair of fatal shootings in the capital and a heartbreaking tragedy in Bimini that claimed the life of a young boy. We break down the major impact of the newly passed education bill and highlight a historic first for corporate sustainability in the country through the launch of the e-leaf certification program. The broadcast also features a moving candlelight vigil for those battling kidney disease and celebrates the 100th anniversary of the iconic Blue Lagoon Tower. Catch the full report for these stories, the latest from Palm Sunday marches across the islands, and your complete weekend sports and weather highlights.
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Saturday Mar 28, 2026
Saturday Mar 28, 2026
Tonight on Our News Weekend, we examine the mixed reactions to the government’s $280 million plan to take over the Grand Bahama Power Company and what residents believe is the true motivation behind the move. We bring you the latest on a police investigation into a sexual assault at Goodman’s Bay and provide an exclusive look inside the Royal Bahamas Police Force’s legal department. The political climate intensifies as the PLP and FNM clash over campaign launches and their respective track records with an election drawing near. Plus, we highlight Bahamian fashion reaching international audiences and a high-energy fitness event aimed at tackling the nation's obesity crisis—watch the full broadcast now for these stories and your complete weekend sports and weather report.
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Friday Mar 27, 2026
Friday Mar 27, 2026
Tonight on Our News, the political landscape shifts as Parliament is officially prorogued, fueling intense speculation that a general election announcement is imminent. We cover the last-minute rush at voter registration centers where residents face mounting frustration, alongside a powerful plea for equal justice from families impacted by police-involved shootings. The broadcast also features the Democratic National Alliance’s surprise decision regarding the upcoming vote and the legal fallout for a mother following a violent altercation on a school campus. Catch the full newscast for these headlines, a special look at the return of Miss World Bahamas, and your complete weekend sports and weather outlook.
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Thursday Mar 26, 2026
Thursday Mar 26, 2026
Tonight on Our News, a top U.S. official provides a critical update on the investigation into the fatal police-involved shooting of an American worker as diplomatic and healthcare negotiations continue. We bring you the latest on a nearly million-dollar deal to finally build a proper airport terminal for Rum Cay and examine the mounting pushback against the government's planned acquisition of the Grand Bahama Power Company. The broadcast also features a startling environmental wake-up call after researchers find illegal drugs in local sharks and exclusive sit-downs with global music icons Steve Harris and Maya. Watch the full report now for these stories, the latest sports highlights from Jazz Chisholm Jr. and the Yankees, and your complete weekend weather outlook.
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Wednesday Mar 25, 2026
Wednesday Mar 25, 2026
Tonight on Our News, a veteran police officer is hauled before the court on a murder charge following the fatal shooting of an American citizen, sparking a response and an offer of assistance from the U.S. Embassy. A heated shouting match erupts in the House of Assembly over a growing passport fraud investigation, while University of the Bahamas staff take to the streets to demand long-overdue merit pay and salary reviews. We also bring you details on a frightening emergency landing in Mayaguana involving a private aircraft and examine the concerns of local business owners as the deadline to remove VAT on unprepared food quickly approaches. Watch the full broadcast for these headlines, a report on a deadly ambush in South Beach, and a champion’s welcome home for hurdling sensation Devynne Charlton.
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Tuesday Mar 24, 2026
Tuesday Mar 24, 2026
Tonight on Our News, a criminal investigation is officially underway following the deadly shooting of an American utility worker by an off-duty officer, while two women face charges for an alleged plot to smuggle drugs into the Department of Corrections. We examine the local fallout of Middle East tensions as Bahamians brace for soaring fuel prices and take you inside the Senate for a heated debate on major education reforms that could lower the mandatory school age. The broadcast also highlights a multi-million dollar expansion for local cancer care and introduces a new era of leadership at BTVI. Watch the full report for an exclusive look at the RBPF K-9 unit in action, along with your complete sports highlights and the latest weather forecast.
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Monday Mar 23, 2026
Monday Mar 23, 2026
Tonight on Our News, a former tourism minister breaks his silence on the struggling Grand Lucayan resort as the government moves to provide land titles for dozens of Bahamian families. We investigate the aftermath of two fatal police-involved shootings, including a tragic incident involving an American worker that has drawn widespread reaction. The political climate heats up following a massive campaign launch at Baha Mar, while Parliament debates a major overhaul of the nation’s education system. Watch the full broadcast now for the latest on these stories, a powerful local march against domestic violence, and a historic world-record performance in sports.
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Sunday Mar 22, 2026
Sunday Mar 22, 2026
Tonight on Our News, an investigation is underway into a fatal police-involved shooting at a popular bar and grill after an off-duty officer claims he acted in self-defense. We bring you the latest on a string of violent crimes across New Providence and coverage of the Free National Movement’s official 2026 campaign launch as the party unveils its full slate of candidates. The broadcast also examines the opposition's urgent call for a full audit of the national passport system and a new government push to help Bahamian digital creators finally monetize their online content. Watch the full report for these stories, a historic regional win for a local marketing firm, and your complete weekend sports and weather updates.
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Saturday Mar 21, 2026
Saturday Mar 21, 2026
Tonight on Our News Weekend, the election race hits a new gear as the Free National Movement officially launches its national campaign with a full slate of candidates, while a series of major financial bills take center stage in Parliament. We bring you the latest on a chaotic night of violence in Andros that left two men hospitalized and provide details on a significant drug discovery at the government dock in Exuma. The broadcast also explores the Bahamas' upcoming role hosting a major regional economic summit, critical new efforts to save endangered coral reefs, and a heartening look at World Down Syndrome Day observations across the country. Catch the full report now for these stories, your weekend sports highlights, and a complete look at the weather forecast for the days ahead.
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