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Bahamas Hotel Catering and Allied Workers Union takes action against employers.

Leader of the Opposition, the Hon. Michael Pintard weighs in on the joint press conference held at police headquarters.

Members of the House of Assembly debated a bail amendment bill on Wednesday.

A police officer was hit by a car while conducting a traffic stop on Wednesday.

The Bahamas Tonight - January 31st, 2024

Launch of The Creative and Performing Arts School OPM Policy and Communications Advisor Ian Poitier gives a look into the innovative curriculum for The Creative and Performing Arts School (CAPAS) and how the school looks to redefine arts education in The Bahamas.

BHCAWU President: Black Out Day Is Here President of the the Bahamas Hotel Catering and Allied Workers Union Darrin Woods sent out a "clarion call" for "Blackout Day.” He says the time for talking has come to an end.

Commissioner of Police, Clayton Fernander gives an update on the open homicide investigations.

Visitors from the United States weigh in on the crime advisory.

Deputy Prime Minister and Minister of Tourism, Investments and Aviation, the Hon. Chester Cooper visits the Bahamas Agriculture and Marine Science Institute.

BAISS Track Championships May Be “Postponed” Despite rumours of a complete cancellation, Sports Minister Mario Bowleg says the BAISS Track and Field Championships may be postponed due to it originally being scheduled one week ahead of the CARIFTA trials. Trials are scheduled for March 15-17.

Bahamasair and NFL Flag Bahamas Partner Bahamasair has come on board to sponsor Team Bahamas, a co-ed team, as it heads to its first Pro Bowl flag tournament in Orlando this weekend. This is in collaboration with NFL Flag Bahamas. @NFL @nflflag4 @DallasCowboys

Sadie Curtis Primary School student explains the benefits of bush teas.

The University of The Bahamas held a launch event for the celebration of their 50th anniversary.

Minister of Foreign Affairs, the Hon. Fred Mitchell comments on the crisis in Haiti.