BREAKING: Police in Grand Bahama have found a badly decomposed body in the area of Sir Jack Hayward High School.

Cat Island has been affected by power outages since Thursday. BPL has reported "multiple issues with our generation assets". This morning, the only functioning generation unit went offline causing an island-wide outage. BPL hopes to have power in the north in the next 2 hours.

A man is in stable condition in hospital after a shooting shortly before 11.30pm last night on Panda Road, near Deliverance Way. Police responded to gunshots to find a man with injuries, who was reportedly shot by several men in a silver Japanese vehicle before they fled.

A 71-year-old man, Peter Jerome Johnson, is missing. He was last seen at Potter's Cay dock at 11pm on Wednesday. His last known address is 6 Sutton Street. Contact 502-9975/6, 502-9991/2 or 911 with information.

AT least three Bahamians are believed to have been killed in Haiti — including a well-known Moore’s Island man — in what appears to be a deadly drug-related incident, The Tribune has learned. bit.ly/3GwU2Ff

US HITS OUT AT CHINA AFTER HOSPITAL DEAL THE Davis administration sidelined a British offer to fund a new hospital and signed a $195m deal with China last week, drawing US warnings about the risks of Chinese investment. bit.ly/44LXBiK

A WELCOME JOBS BOOST IN GB AS CELEBRATION KEY OPENS TO FANFARE CARNIVAL Cruise Line unveiled its $600m Celebration Key to more than 8,000 Bahamians this weekend, offering a first look at what is expected to become a powerful economic engine for GB. bit.ly/4lr1xfV

TWO BAHAMIANS BELIEVED DEAD IN DRUG-RELATED INCIDENT IN HAITI AT least two Bahamians are believed to have been killed in Haiti — including a well-known Moore’s Island man, The Tribune has learned. bit.ly/4kA2rpi

CABLE FEARS STARLINK MAY FORCE THEM OUT OF MARKET Cable Bahamas is warning it may “be forced to exit the market and/or file for bankruptcy” if regulators fail to ensure it can compete on equal terms with Elon Musk’s Starlink and other satellite providers. bit.ly/4lSta1o

PINTARD ACCUSES DAVIS GOVT OF ‘BROKEN, POLITICISED AND CORRUPT’ IMMIGRATION SYSTEM FNM leader Michael Pintard has accused the govt of enabling a “broken, politicised and corrupt” immigration system, pledging that an FNM government would overhaul laws. bit.ly/46Id1XY

FNM ALLEGES POINCIANNA INN SHELTER IS A ‘HAZARD ZONE’ AS RESIDENTS TO BE EVICTED BY END OF MONTH TROUBLING allegations have surfaced about dire conditions at the Poinciana Inn shelter, including reports of bedbug-infested beds, sewage leaks, and mould. bit.ly/3Im8HDT

GB POWER OUTAGE WOE BRANDED ‘PRETTY BRUTAL’ Grand Bahama Power Company is “definitely competing for weakest link” in the island’s economy at present with last week’s outages described by private sector executives as “brutal”. bit.ly/4kB1rRC

BUSINESS STORIES BIG GAME MARINA OFF 50% AS GOV’T EYES TRIPLING BOAT FEES bit.ly/40SQVhD BAHAMAS BANK DEFENDANT IN $28M UNPAID US TAX LAWSUIT bit.ly/4lybh8u

DEVYNNE CHARLTON BACK IN ACTION, GARDINER OUT QUARTER-milers Steven Gardiner and Printassia Johnson, sprinter Adam Musgrove, triple jumper Kaiwan Culmer and high hurdler Devynne Charlton shared the spotlight over the weekend in track and field meets. bit.ly/4lSUi0e

‘JAZZ’ CHISHOLM JR IN HOME RUN DERBY Tonight will be a very special one for Bahamian Major League Baseball player Jasrado “Jazz” Chisholm Jr and his local coach and mentor Geron Sands. bit.ly/3GJQL5p

BAHAMAS’ 14-AND-UNDER GIRLS WIN INAUGURAL SOFTBALL TITLE AT BABE RUTH INTERNATIONAL THE Bahamas’ 14-and-under girls nat'l softball team celebrated their holiday by winning the inaugural softball title at the 2025 Babe Ruth International Invitational. bit.ly/46IOVMF