Our News Bahamas Podcast

Tonight on Our News, the Progressive Liberal Party brings its campaign trail to the Berry Islands, highlighting economic growth and record employment claims as the general election draws near. We examine the push for transparency as the British High Commissioner signals a willingness to send independent election observers, alongside a deep dive into how viral social media trends are transforming t...

Tonight on Our News, the campaign trail reaches a fever pitch as Prime Minister Philip Davis issues a firm warning on illegal immigration in Abaco, while FNM Leader Michael Pintard fires back in South Andros with tough questions about government spending and candidate disclosures. We dive into the growing uncertainty surrounding the status of the controversial Pike energy deal and break down the n...

Tonight on Our News, a surprising legal move by a prominent political figure sparks a major debate over transparency while the PLP ramps up its campaign with a massive "Rally for Progress" in Abaco. We investigate the international controversy surrounding a new $285 million hospital project and break down the defense of government spending at the Public Parks and Beaches Authority. The broadcast a...

Tonight on Our News, we examine how simmering labor tensions and recent protests are set to influence the May 12th general election as the nation prepares for the high-stakes vote. We dive into the heated debate over international election observers following claims of fraudulent voter documents and investigate the mounting controversy surrounding a new $200 million specialty hospital in the capit...

Tonight on Our News, the push for international election observers intensifies as opposition leaders raise alarms over voter integrity ahead of the high-stakes May 12th general election. We investigate the mounting controversy surrounding a new multi-million dollar hospital project as international diplomatic concerns grow and former health officials critique the government's spending priorities....

Tonight on Our News Weekend, the Progressive Liberal Party clarifies mounting legal controversies and budget overruns as the national campaign trail hits a fever pitch in Exuma. We bring you the latest on a fatal police-involved shooting in Grand Bahama and a drive-by attack in the Kennedy subdivision that left three females injured, plus details on a major cash seizure at LPIA involving tens of t...

Tonight on Our News Weekend, political tensions flare in Abaco as FNM Leader Michael Pintard levels bold accusations of victimization ahead of the general election, while the Supreme Court delivers a critical ruling on the future of the Rosewood Exuma Resort. We bring you the Public Hospitals Authority’s firm response to recent union claims regarding unpaid allowances and step inside a local prima...

Tonight on Our News, the Bahamas Union of Teachers issues a stark 48-hour ultimatum to the government as labor tensions reach a boiling point over stalled negotiations. We take you to the groundbreaking of a massive new $285 million hospital in West New Providence and explore why a humble plant from Acklins is suddenly in high demand across the globe. The broadcast also dives into the heated fallo...

Tonight on Our News, the countdown to May 12th officially begins as candidates across the country formalize their bids on a high-stakes Nomination Day marked by record turnouts and historic political shifts. We investigate the chaos unfolding at several nomination centers where heated legal objections and a former Prime Minister’s bold independent run are sending shockwaves through the major parti...

Tonight on Our News, the political landscape sizzles as the FNM hits the campaign trail in the capital just hours before the high-stakes Nomination Day. We dive into the heated debate over a proposed national lottery that has party leaders trading barbs and examine new figures revealing a massive spending surge at the Public Parks and Beaches Authority. Our team also brings you critical updates on...

Tonight on Our News, a community is left in shock after a senseless shooting claims the life of a grandmother inside her home while she protected an infant. We take you inside a developing fraud investigation involving a suspected fake voters card as candidates prepare for the high-stakes countdown to Thursday’s Nomination Day. Demolition finally begins at the Grand Lucayan Resort marking a new ch...

Tonight on Our News, the Free National Movement officially unveils its 2026 election manifesto featuring a controversial plan for a national lottery, even as we investigate why record-breaking voter registration is being met with growing disillusionment on the ground. Labor tensions escalate as the teachers' union issues a firm three-day ultimatum to the government, while vendors at Junkanoo Beach...

Tonight on Our News Weekend, the political landscape heats up as the PLP and FNM take their messages to major rallies in New Providence and Grand Bahama with just weeks to go before the general election. We investigate a pair of troubling crime reports, including an alleged sexual assault under investigation and a brazen daylight armed robbery on Robinson Road. Our team also highlights a significa...

Tonight on Our News Weekend, we investigate a tragic night on Collins Avenue after a deadly pedestrian collision pushes road fatalities into the double digits. We bring you the latest on the high-profile case of a missing American woman as her husband remains in police custody following a court-ordered extension, while political leaders trade barbs over national issues with the general election ju...

Tonight on Our News, Prime Minister Philip Davis reveals a major turning point for the Grand Lucayan Resort redevelopment, while we provide critical updates on the investigation into a missing American woman off the coast of Abaco. We take you inside the official opening of Agri-Expo 2026 as the government announces the long-awaited arrival of "Golden Yolk" eggs to local grocery shelves this month...

Tonight on Our News, the countdown to May 12th officially begins as the writs of election are issued, setting the stage for a high-stakes national vote, while investigators in Grand Bahama question the husband of an American woman missing off the coast of Abaco. We take a closer look at the PLP’s newly launched "Blueprint for Progress" and its promises for sweeping labor and energy reforms, alongs...

Tonight on Our News, the road to the general election officially begins as Parliament is dissolved and a historic voter registration deadline sees record-breaking numbers across the nation. We investigate the mounting pressure at the pumps as global conflicts drive local gas prices past the six-dollar mark, leaving transport and delivery drivers bracing for the impact. Our team also brings you the...

Tonight on Our News, tensions rise just hours before the dissolution of Parliament as the Coalition of Independents sounds the alarm over alleged unauthorized access to a high-security electoral vault. We investigate a viral video sparking fresh concerns about police accountability and bring you the latest on a tragic double fatal traffic accident in Eleuthera. Our team also examines the "pinch at...

Tonight on Our News, Team Bahamas fights to secure its eighth straight CARIFTA title as the nation prepares for a historic political shift with the official dissolution of Parliament just days away. We provide critical updates on the urgent search for a missing boater in Abaco and go inside recent police operations that successfully removed illegal firearms and drugs from our communities. The broa...

Tonight on Our News Weekend, Team Bahamas continues its dominant run at the Carifta Championships in Grenada and Martinique, securing an impressive medal haul on day two of the competition. We take you inside Easter Sunday celebrations across the nation as believers gather in unity for traditional and contemporary worship services. The broadcast also provides critical updates on major multi-millio...

Tonight on Our News Weekend, Team Bahamas makes an explosive start at the CARIFTA Games, securing a haul of medals in both the field and the pool on day one of competition. We bring you the latest on a police manhunt following a shooting in Harbor Island and track the intense final rush at voter registration centers as the country prepares for Parliament to dissolve. Our special report takes you b...

Tonight on Our News, we bring you powerful Good Friday messages of hope and endurance from churches across the nation, while Bahamians flock to the docks to keep the beloved tradition of the Good Friday fish fry alive. In court news, a strip club owner learns his fate as his appeal against a rape conviction is denied, and a woman is sentenced for her role in a tragic fatal collision. As the holida...

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Tonight on Our News, the "bell has been rung" as Prime Minister Philip Davis officially announces the date for the next general election, sparking a final rush at voter registration centers before Parliament dissolves. We hit the streets to see if shoppers are actually feeling the impact of VAT being removed from unprepared food items and investigate a proposed fare hike for taxi drivers strugglin...

Tonight on Our News, grocery bills across the country are set for a major change as VAT is officially eliminated on unprepared food items, while a grieving Bimini family issues an urgent plea following a heartbreaking tragedy involving a seven-year-old boy. We take you inside the record-breaking surge at voter registration centers after the proroguing of Parliament and investigate the political fr...