Our News Bahamas Podcast

Our News Bahamas Podcast

’Our News,’ your daily one-hour passport to the latest updates and happenings. From breaking news to in-depth features, join us as we navigate through the headlines, providing you with a comprehensive view of the day’s events. Stay informed, stay connected – ’Our News’ is your trusted source for the pulse of The Bahamas, delivered every day. Visit https://www.ournews.bs for more Bahamas news any time.

Episodes

October 14, 2026 • 55 mins
Tonight on Our News, proceedings in the House of Assembly erupt into a heated clash over the government's reported fiscal surplus and the National Investment Fund, forcing a brief suspension of parliament. Meanwhile, the Parliamentary Registration Department rolls out a new local electoral management system to deliver faster biometric voter cards, as social services officials raise the alarm over a troubling surge in child neglect ...
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Tonight on Our News, students return to the classroom at C.C. Sweeting Senior High School following a days-long closure over safety and electrical concerns, while parents and educators keep a close watch on lingering campus health anxieties. Severe supply shortages and empty store shelves spark outrage on Long Island as residents and business owners demand urgent government intervention over unreliable mailboat service. Meanwhile, ...
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Tonight on Our News, hundreds of outstanding Bahamians are honored for their lifetime of service and bravery during inspiring National Heroes Day ceremonies. Meanwhile, the Works Minister outlines progress and timelines for long-awaited infrastructure upgrades, including major road improvements and critical bridge repairs in Andros. Plus, we take an exclusive look inside Doctor's Hospital's new $25 million facility in Grand Bahama ...
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Tonight on Our News Weekend, the Ministry of Foreign Affairs issues an urgent travel advisory urging Bahamians to exercise heightened caution and avoid travel to parts of the Middle East amid escalating regional conflicts. Police launch a death investigation following the discovery of a partially decomposed body off St. Andrews Drive, while business leaders raise serious questions over government plans to borrow more than $331 mill...
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Tonight on Our News Weekend, police launch investigations into two separate overnight shootings in New Providence that left two men dead, while a fatal traffic accident in South Eleuthera claims the life of a young pedestrian. Bahamian passengers recount a grueling eight-hour ordeal aboard a diverted flight following powerful earthquakes in Panama, even as Opposition leaders press for answers over the National Investment Fund's bal...
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Tonight on Our News, Opposition leaders clash with the government over plans to borrow more than $333 million to refinance debt for the Grand Bahama Power Company, while National Security officials raise alarm following the discovery of a rocket-propelled grenade launcher and a prison drug smuggling bust. Meanwhile, the Health Minister defends progress on the proposed $260 million specialty hospital in Western New Providence despit...
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Tonight on Our News, health concerns, power outages, and water supply issues force early dismissals and temporary closures at several schools across New Providence. Meanwhile, police launch a murder investigation after a fatal shooting on Rupert Dean Lane, while a trainee correctional officer is arrested after drugs were found hidden inside his work boots. Plus, Governor General Dame Cynthia "Mother" Pratt celebrates the inspiring ...
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Tonight on Our News, campus safety concerns escalate as C.C. Sweeting Senior High School remains closed following an electrical incident that injured three students, sparking a fiery political debate over persistent power issues in public schools. Meanwhile, Opposition leaders demand urgent tax relief as gas prices soar past $7 a gallon, while parliamentarians return to the House of Assembly to debate crucial new legislation protec...
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Tonight on Our News, new national statistics reveal a troubling rise in underemployment across The Bahamas even as overall unemployment continues to decline. Police launch an active investigation into a violent overnight triple shooting in Wilson Track that left one man dead and two others hospitalized. Works Minister Clay Sweeding pushes back against speculation that extensive downtown road paving projects are being carried out sp...
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Tonight on Our News, three students suffer minor burns following a scary electrical incident at C.C. Sweeting Senior High School, prompting early dismissals and renewed union warnings over long-standing campus safety concerns. Tragic news hits New Providence as a 17-year-old boy drowns off South Sea Estates while swimming with friends, and police investigate a fatal morning motorcycle crash on Gladstone Road. Meanwhile, tributes po...
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Tonight on Our News Weekend, police investigate a fatal traffic collision on Eleuthera that claimed the life of a 59-year-old driver, while the search intensifies in Grand Bahama for a missing 75-year-old woman with Alzheimer's disease. Meanwhile, Foreign Affairs Minister Fred Mitchell addresses mounting frustration over overdue Grand Lucayan severance payments and reveals upcoming government plans for Freeport. Plus, tourism stake...
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Tonight on Our News Weekend, police confirm a second death following a Thursday shooting on John Road after a 22-year-old victim succumbs to his injuries, while authorities on Spanish Wells launch an investigation into a tragic workplace fatality. Opposition Leader Michael Pintard clashes with the Prime Minister over unpaid Grand Lucayan severance payments and raises critical concerns regarding Grand Bahama healthcare services. Mea...
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Tonight on Our News, two local schools are temporarily closed for cleaning following confirmed cases of impetigo, prompting health officials to advise parents on recognizing the contagious skin infection. A man paralyzed by a police bullet a decade ago breaks his silence after being awarded over $800,000 in court damages, while the Court of Appeal upholds the decision to deny bail to a suspect in the murder of former parliamentaria...
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Tonight on Our News, police launch an investigation into a deadly overnight shooting outside a John Road business that leaves one man dead and another critically injured. Officials inspect deteriorating runway conditions at North Eleuthera Airport following flight suspensions, while trade leaders share key outcomes from high-level talks in Canada aimed at expanding Bahamian exports. Meanwhile, the long-standing push for Freedom of ...
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Tonight on Our News, healthcare conditions on the Family Islands come under intense scrutiny as nurses union leaders demand urgent action over clinic mold and transport struggles in Bimini and Abaco. In Parliament, the Davis administration addresses key findings from the Fiscal Responsibility Council's budget report, while Opposition Leader Michael Pintard ramps up criticism over recent undercover U.S. DEA operations. Investigators...
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Tonight on Our News, a deepening diplomatic row between The Bahamas and the United States unfolds over allegations of unauthorized undercover DEA operations, drawing responses from top officials on both sides. Meanwhile, shockwaves ripple through the community following the broad-daylight shooting of a 14-year-old boy, as former Grand Lucayan Resort workers demand clarity over ongoing severance disputes. Plus, proposed industrial e...
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Tonight on Our News, chaotic scenes erupt at Cabbage Beach as vendors and political activists pull down a re-erected fence blocking beach access, while a former Grand Lucayan Resort employee battling cancer makes a heartbreaking appeal for overdue severance pay. Meanwhile, Attorney General Wayne Munroe doubles down on his criticism of unauthorized undercover U.S. DEA operations in The Bahamas, and Bay Street Straw Market vendors re...
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Tonight on Our News Weekend, tensions flare at Cabbage Beach as vendors and activists protest the unexpected re-erection of a controversial fence obstructing public beach access. Mourners gather for an emotional celebration of life honoring the creative legacy of prominent visual artist Stefan "Legend" Davis, while jet ski operators at Goodman's Bay demand urgent action over a neglected launch ramp. Plus, police on Grand Bahama pro...
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Tonight on Our News Weekend, police launch an active investigation into a reported sexual assault involving a 17-year-old girl in the East Street South area. Aviation officials push back against major U.S. airline objections over proposed overflight fees, while Bimini leaders issue an urgent call for a modern new school and affordable housing developments. Meanwhile, construction kicks off on a new $15 million Cost Right warehouse ...

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Tonight on Our News, the political fallout over undercover U.S. DEA operations in The Bahamas deepens as Opposition Leader Michael Pintard challenges the government's priorities while officials defend national sovereignty. Tensions boil over on Cabbage Beach as vendors stage a protest against the resumption of shoreline fencing, while the grieving family of a worker killed in a tragic Lyford Cay industrial accident demands answers ...
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