Our News Bahamas Podcast
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Episodes

Sunday Feb 01, 2026
Sunday Feb 01, 2026
OUR NEWS — Sunday, February 1st, 2026 | Tonight on Our News, the Progressive Liberal Party officially ratifies its full slate of 41 candidates for the upcoming 2026 general election while police in Grand Bahama investigate a fatal overnight shooting. We dive into the escalating tension between rival musician unions and explore BPL's transition toward solar power and LNG for a more sustainable energy future. Plus, we travel to Eleuthera for the vibrant 7th annual Food and Craft Festival and see how Olympic icon Shaunae Miller-Uibo is making her highly anticipated return to form. Watch the full broadcast now for these headlines, complete sports highlights, and a look at when the current cold snap will finally break.
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Saturday Jan 31, 2026
Saturday Jan 31, 2026
OUR NEWS — Saturday, January 31st, 2026 | Tonight on Our News, the Health Minister addresses the rising frustration of healthcare workers as overtime payments finally begin to process, while the Parliamentary Registration Department launches a major nationwide voter verification drive. We investigate a terrifying pitbull attack that has one community on edge and provide an update on the ongoing payroll delays affecting workers at the Grand Lucayan Resort. Plus, we highlight a major milestone for female entrepreneurs in Eleuthera and prepare you for a significant weekend weather shift as bone-chilling temperatures and a gale warning take effect. Watch the full broadcast now to catch up on these top stories, the latest in sports, and your complete weekend forecast.
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Friday Jan 30, 2026
Friday Jan 30, 2026
OUR NEWS — Friday, January 30th, 2026 | Tonight on Our News, a tragic industrial accident at a local excavation site sparks a somber recovery effort, while public health facilities face a second day of disruptions as frustrated nurses ramp up industrial action. We bring you the latest from the courts on several high-profile cases, including a violent attempted murder charge and a massive $450,000 theft allegation involving a construction firm executive. The nation is also bracing for a significant weekend weather shift as a potent cold front approaches with gale-force winds and a major temperature drop. Stay tuned for the full report, plus the vibrant highlights and results from the 2026 Junior Junkanoo parade.
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Thursday Jan 29, 2026
Thursday Jan 29, 2026
OUR NEWS — Thursday, January 29th, 2026 | Tonight on Our News, the heartbroken family of a young woman killed in a tragic car crash speaks exclusively about their loss as the health sector faces fresh turmoil with nurses reportedly calling out sick over unpaid wages. We also have the latest on the escalating tension between the government and the police staff association over insurance coverage, along with the Grand Bahama Chamber of Commerce’s stern warning regarding a potential state takeover of the island's power company. Plus, hear how the tourism industry is hitting new milestones with a surge in Canadian visitors and get prepared for a "very potent" cold front set to bring gale-force winds and a major temperature drop this weekend. Watch the full broadcast now to catch up on these headlines, our latest sports highlights, and a special look at the vibrant energy of Junior Junkanoo on Bay Street.
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Wednesday Jan 28, 2026
Wednesday Jan 28, 2026
OUR NEWS — Wednesday, January 28th, 2026 | Tonight on Our News, we celebrate a record-breaking 12.5 million visitors as the tourism industry hits historic highs while the Prime Minister outlines an ambitious energy and infrastructure vision for Grand Bahama. We investigate the legal "roadblocks" stalling the nation’s anti-gang legislation and provide updates on a developing homicide investigation in the capital. As election season nears, we have the details on a new nationwide door-to-door voter verification drive and the government’s latest legislative steps toward climate resilience. Plus, stay tuned for your complete weekend sports highlights and a weather outlook as a potent cold front prepares to drop temperatures across the islands.
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Tuesday Jan 27, 2026
Tuesday Jan 27, 2026
OUR NEWS — Tuesday, January 27th, 2026 | Tonight on Our News, the Police Commissioner reveals a record-breaking drop in major crime statistics while strongly defending the nation against international allegations of systemic corruption. Over in Grand Bahama, the Prime Minister announces major milestones for energy and infrastructure, even as residents await a clear timeline for the reopening of the Grand Lucayan Resort. We also investigate a viral police bribery scandal, a serious funding crisis for healthcare worker overtime pay, and the historic Rising Stars selection of a Bahamian NBA standout. Stay tuned for the full report and your complete weekend weather forecast by watching the full broadcast now.
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Monday Jan 26, 2026
Monday Jan 26, 2026
OUR NEWS — Monday, January 26th, 2026 | Tonight on Our News, Grand Bahama residents demand "real results" following the Prime Minister's latest visit, while the family of an elderly man killed in a tragic altercation speaks out against damaging social media rumors. We investigate the government’s move to fast-track changes to paid leave policies for both mothers and fathers and follow the political shifts as the Coalition of Independents ratifies its first slate of shadow ministers. Plus, we track the ripple effect of a massive winter storm causing travel chaos for Bahamian travelers and preview a potent cold front set to bring a significant temperature drop. Watch the full broadcast now for these headlines, record-breaking indoor sports highlights, and your complete weather forecast.
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Sunday Jan 25, 2026
Sunday Jan 25, 2026
OUR NEWS — Sunday, January 25th, 2026 | Tonight on Our News, we investigate a fatal altercation in the heart of Nassau and a massive $3 million drug bust in Bimini that has authorities searching for suspects. Opposition Leader Michael Pintard demands accountability for stalled developments and unpaid workers in Grand Bahama, while local health officials launch a major life-saving screening drive for women. We also sit down with the newly crowned Miss Plus World to discuss her historic win and preview a potent cold front set to drop temperatures across the islands this week. Watch the full broadcast now to catch up on these headlines, the latest in local sports, and the upcoming social season.
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Saturday Jan 24, 2026
Saturday Jan 24, 2026
OUR NEWS — Saturday, January 24th, 2026 | Tonight on Our News, election season kicks into high gear as constituency boundary changes begin to shift the political landscape and the government intensifies diplomatic pressure to free a Bahamian pilot unlawfully detained in Venezuela. The University of the Bahamas unveils an ambitious strategic roadmap focusing on international accreditation and expanded residential life, while travelers are warned of potential disruptions as a massive winter storm grips the United States. We also share the emotional story of a young woman’s desperate search for medical relief after two tragic accidents and bring you all the highlights from this morning’s annual Cable Bahamas fun run walk. Watch the full broadcast for these top stories, plus your weekend sports highlights and a look at the potent cold front moving toward the islands.
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Friday Jan 23, 2026
Friday Jan 23, 2026
OUR NEWS — Friday, January 23rd, 2026 | Tonight on Our News, election season kicks into high gear as the governing party ratifies a fresh slate of candidates while the Prime Minister pushes back against critics of the government’s VAT relief plan. We also explore the growing divide between health officials and the nurses' union over the launch of a new $283 million specialty hospital and bring you updates on a major development project finally showing signs of life in Grand Bahama. Plus, stay tuned for the latest on high-profile court sentencings, a look at the next generation of stars preparing for Junior Junkanoo, and your complete weekend weather outlook.
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