Our News Bahamas Podcast

PLP Chairman Calls for FNM Candidate to Step Aside Following Release of Epstein Files — Wednesday, February 11th, 2026

OUR NEWS — Wednesday, February 11th, 2026 | Tonight on Our News, political tensions boil over as the Progressive Liberal Party demands the withdrawal of an opposition candidate following the release of controversial Epstein-linked documents. We investigate a growing alarm within the medical community over an underground illegal pharmaceutical trade and provide the details of a massive $700 million luxury expansion at Baha Mar expected to create over a thousand jobs. Our team also explores the shifting political landscape as a former prime minister confirms his bid to run as an independent, alongside your complete Valentine's Day weekend weather outlook and the latest high school championship highlights. Watch the full broadcast now to catch up on these top stories and more from across The Bahamas.
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PLP Finalizes Candidate Slate and Shifts into Full Campaign Mode Ahead of Election Launch — Tuesday, February 10th, 2026

OUR NEWS — Tuesday, February 10th, 2026 | Tonight on Our News, the Progressive Liberal Party enters full campaign mode ahead of its official launch as a prominent opposition insider makes a high-profile move to join the governing ranks. We bring you the latest on the national healthcare debate as the Coalition of Independents labels the government’s $195 million hospital project a "specialty clinic" rather than a full-scale medical facility. Experience a powerful message of hope from Governor General Dame Cynthia Pratt during her visit to the Department of Corrections and stay tuned for the gritty highlights from the BISS basketball championship finals. Watch the full broadcast now to catch these top stories, developments in a high-profile murder appeal, and your complete Valentine's Day weekend weather outlook.
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Former Health Minister Slams Government’s $195 Million Loan for New Specialty Hospital — Monday, February 9th, 2026

OUR NEWS — Monday, February 9th, 2026 | Tonight on Our News, the Davis administration faces sharp criticism from a former health minister over a multimillion-dollar loan for a new specialty hospital as the US Ambassador weighs in on the controversial deal. We investigate the cause of delays for dialysis patients at PMH and bring you the latest on a potential international funding partner for the long-awaited redevelopment of Grand Bahama’s airport. The political landscape shifts with the appointment of a new opposition senator, while southern residents share terrifying accounts of earthquake tremors felt across the islands following a major quake in Cuba. Watch the full broadcast for an update on high-stakes teacher salary negotiations, a tribute to a prominent attorney gone too soon, and a look at the Bahamian stars set to shine on the world baseball stage.
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BUT Overwhelmingly Rejects Government's Latest Salary Proposal — Sunday, February 8th, 2026

OUR NEWS — Sunday, February 8th, 2026 | Tonight on Our News, a major salary showdown looms as the Bahamas Union of Teachers overwhelmingly rejects the government’s latest pay proposal, while the legal community mourns the sudden passing of a prominent and well-known defense attorney. We take you inside the Central Bank’s high-stakes preparations to combat international money laundering pressure and provide an update on the $14.5 million airport "renaissance" now underway in Eleuthera. Plus, we capture the high-powered competition from the Devon Charlton Invitational and head to the hottest Super Bowl watch parties across the country as the nation celebrates the biggest sporting Sunday of the year. Watch the full broadcast now to catch up on these top stories, a local artist's viral new rake and scrape hit, and your complete week-ahead weather forecast.
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Police Investigating Sudden Death of Elderly Couple Found in Their Home — Saturday, February 7th, 2026

OUR NEWS — Saturday, February 7th, 2026 | Tonight on Our News, police are investigating a somber discovery after an elderly couple was found dead in their home, while the political landscape shifts as parties finalize their candidate slates and celebrity Rick Fox speaks out on his move into frontline politics. We explore the Education Ministry’s push for tougher legislation to secure school campuses and join the vibrant celebrations as RM Bailey students savor their hard-earned Junior Junkanoo victory. Stay tuned for a spotlight on a local creative turned businessman and your complete Super Bowl weekend forecast, including urgent warnings for boaters and swimmers. Watch the full broadcast now to catch up on these headlines and more from across The Bahamas.
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PM Urges Caution Following Release of Epstein Files Naming Prominent Bahamians — Friday, February 6th, 2026

OUR NEWS — Friday, February 6th, 2026 | Tonight on Our News, Prime Minister Philip Davis breaks his silence on the controversial Epstein files naming prominent Bahamians while standing firm against U.S. pressure regarding a major multi-million dollar hospital loan from China. We explore new healthcare milestones for Abaco communities and investigate the Ministry of Education’s response to a growing staffing crisis and learning loss concerns in Mayaguana. Our team also brings you the latest from the courts on a fatal intruder shooting and tracks a powerful cold front set to bring gale-force winds and chilly temperatures to the islands this weekend. Watch the full broadcast now for these headlines, the historic launch of the Devon Charlton Invitational, and an inside look at the mega Super Bowl celebrations kicking off across the country.
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Opposition Senator Maxine Seymour Resigns from the Senate in Emotional Farewell — Thursday, February 5th, 2026

OUR NEWS — Thursday, February 5th, 2026 | Tonight on Our News, a major shakeup in the Senate as a prominent opposition voice formally resigns, while the political landscape shifts with the official ratification of celebrity candidate Rick Fox and ten other new faces. We investigate a massive immigration bust involving over 100 apprehensions and highlight an urgent warning from experts regarding the rapid expansion of invasive green iguanas across New Providence. Plus, we bring you the latest on long-awaited healthcare upgrades for Abaco and track a powerful cold front set to bring a significant temperature drop and gale-force winds this weekend. Watch the full broadcast now for these headlines, major NBA trade deadline updates, and your complete weekend forecast.
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FNM Ratifies 12 Candidates for General Election Headlined by Celebrity Rick Fox — Wednesday, February 4th, 2026

OUR NEWS — Wednesday, February 4th, 2026 | Tonight on Our News, the political landscape shifts as the Free National Movement ratifies celebrity Rick Fox and a slate of new candidates for the upcoming election, triggering intense debate across the country. Tensions boil over in the House of Assembly as leaders clash over major energy resolutions, while we bring you fresh details on a massive $300 million specialty hospital project and the latest court developments in a high-profile criminal case. Plus, find out when a powerful cold front is set to bring gale-force winds to the islands and catch the highlights from a star-studded night on the NBA court. Watch the full broadcast now for these stories, the latest in local sports, and your complete weekend weather outlook.
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PM Dismisses Reports of "Power Struggle" Between BPL and Bahamas Grid Company Following Islandwide Blackout — Tuesday, February 3rd, 2026

OUR NEWS — Tuesday, February 3rd, 2026 | Tonight on Our News, Prime Minister Philip Davis addresses the public finger-pointing between power providers following a nationwide blackout, while the F&M shakes up the political landscape by ratifying a former NBA star as a surprise candidate. We investigate why frontline government ICT workers are taking their demands for promotions to the Prime Minister's doorstep and provide the somber details of a major sentencing in a high-profile abuse case. Stay tuned for an update on multi-million dollar expansion plans in Grand Bahama and a look at when the next cold front will bring even chillier temperatures to the islands. Watch the full broadcast now to catch up on these top stories and your complete sports and weather highlights.
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PLP Ratifies Full Slate of 41 Candidates for Upcoming General Election — Monday, February 2nd, 2026

OUR NEWS — Monday, February 2nd, 2026 | Tonight on Our News, the Progressive Liberal Party ratifies its full slate of 41 candidates for the upcoming election as the political battle for Grand Bahama centers on the future of the stalled Grand Lucayan redevelopment. We bring you the latest as nurses return to duty following a breakthrough in pay negotiations, while new economic figures reveal that a record 12.5 million visitors helped the country achieve nearly 3% growth last year. Our team also investigates a massive $2.8 million cocaine seizure in Bimini and tracks a powerful cold front that has brought record-chilling temperatures and gale-force winds to the islands. Watch the full broadcast now for these top stories, a look at the tragic fire that destroyed a landmark Bimini hotel, and the highlights from a historic night at the Grammys.
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