OUR NEWS — Monday, February 23rd, 2026 | Tonight on Our News, the National Security Minister weighs in on a shocking viral video showing a brutal confrontation between Bahamian fishermen and alleged poachers, while a double homicide on Harbor Island leaves a community in shock. We bring you the latest on the Grand Lucayan redevelopment as the developer responds to reports of a deal collapse and investigate the Minister's strong defense of an officer accused of planting drugs. The broadcast also covers a major $900,000 security boost from the US Embassy and the travel disruptions at LPIA caused by a powerful winter storm in the northeast. Watch the full report now for these stories, the latest from the Hugh Campbell championship, and your complete extended weather forecast.

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OUR NEWS — Sunday, February 22nd, 2026 | Tonight on Our News Weekend, the political arena intensifies as the Progressive Liberal Party officially launches its "Choose Progress" campaign while the Coalition of Independents details a bold plan to revolutionize Junkanoo. We take you to the front lines of the latest shanty town demolition on Fire Trail Road and explore the transformation of Grand Bahama’s Garden Villas into a model resilience center. The broadcast also investigates the growing threat of AI-generated deep fakes and prepares you for a potent cold front set to drop temperatures across the country this week. Watch the full report now for these top stories, highlights from the Youth Flag Football World Championships, and your complete extended weather forecast.

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OUR NEWS — Saturday, February 21st, 2026 | Tonight on Our News, tensions flare in Exuma as residents and environmentalists face off with developers over the controversial $200 million Rosewood project, while a former MP sounds the alarm on the stagnant state of Grand Bahama’s major redevelopment deals. We take you to the front lines in Abaco where local heroes battle dangerous brush fires threatening essential power services and track a surprise political shakeup as a major party rescinds a key candidacy. Plus, witness the entrepreneurial spirit of the next generation in Rawson Square, get a first look at a luxury retail giant’s iconic new home on Paradise Island, and prepare for a significant drop in temperatures with our full weather forecast. Watch the full broadcast now to stay informed on these stories and a special tribute to a fallen sports legend.

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OUR NEWS — Friday, February 20th, 2026 | Tonight on Our News, a major labor dispute takes center stage as a local union calls for the Immigration Minister’s dismissal over unresolved grievances, while we track the largest deportation operation of the year so far. We provide an inside look at the government’s $29 million hospital acquisition intended to keep care uninterrupted during critical renovations and bring you the somber details of a 30-year prison sentence handed down in a high-profile murder conspiracy case. The program also explores a significant legal blow for a disbarred attorney and celebrates the long-awaited return of a beloved national tradition to the grounds of Government House. Watch the full broadcast for these headlines, a breakthrough in local heart care, and all the weekend sports and weather updates you need to know.

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OUR NEWS — Thursday, February 19th, 2026 | Tonight on Our News, a crisis behind bars forces the early release of inmates as officials battle severe overcrowding, while police search for a gunman following a brazen daylight execution outside a busy shopping plaza. We investigate the emergency shutdown of Grand Bahama’s power plant due to a bomb threat and bring you the heartbreaking details of a tragic loss in a local canal. The political battle intensifies as the FNM stages a protest over voter registration discrepancies, alongside the latest shocking upsets from the Hugh Campbell basketball tournament. Watch the full broadcast now to catch up on these top stories and your complete weekend weather forecast as we track a potential shift in temperatures.

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OUR NEWS — Wednesday, February 18th, 2026 | Tonight on Our News, Prime Minister Philip Davis fires back at opposition claims that the country isn't ready for an election as concerns mount over the integrity of the voters' register and the transparency of a multi-million dollar energy deal. We take you on the scene of a major shanty town demolition targeting illegal business activity and investigate the government’s latest move to purchase 15 new ambulances to alleviate critical delays in the emergency medical system. Get an update on when locally produced eggs will finally hit grocery shelves via the "Golden Yolk" project and find out the facts behind the brief airport detention of NBA star DeAndre Ayton. Plus, we capture the solemn start of the Lenten season as Bahamians observe Ash Wednesday and bring you your complete midweek weather outlook. Watch the full broadcast now to catch up on these stories and more from across the islands.

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OUR NEWS — Tuesday, February 17th, 2026 | Tonight on Our News, we investigate the brief airport detention of NBA star DeAndre Ayton and bring you the high-energy highlights from the Progressive Liberal Party's official campaign launch. The political heat intensifies as the FNM dismisses the governing party's platform as "razzle dazzle," while the Coalition of Independents sounds the battle cry for a potential May election. We also take you to the scene of devastating back-to-back blazes in the Southern District and reflect on the deep Bahamian ties of the late civil rights icon Jesse Jackson. Watch the full broadcast now for these stories, the latest on a major national health deal, and your complete midweek weather forecast.

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OUR NEWS — Monday, February 16th, 2026 | Tonight on Our News, the Progressive Liberal Party officially launches its 2026 re-election campaign with a massive rally at Baha Mar as a former MP shakes up the political landscape with a surprise independent bid for Pineriidge. We bring you the latest on a $20 million energy overhaul for Andros and go on the scene as a long-standing shanty town is demolished, leaving dozens in search of new housing. Our team also investigates a viral video of a physical altercation at a local school fair and follows the rise of Bahamian talent during a historic NBA All-Star weekend. Watch the full broadcast now to catch up on these top stories, the latest on the push for Uber in The Bahamas, and your complete week-ahead weather forecast.

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OUR NEWS — Sunday, February 15th, 2026 | Tonight on Our News Weekend, religious leaders issue a call for political civility as the Lenton season begins amidst an increasingly heated election campaign, while the Coalition of Independents nears a full slate of candidates. We dive into the essential "ballot basics" with updates on the new biometric voter cards and provide an exclusive look at the young CEO who famously led Red Lobster out of bankruptcy. Our team also celebrates a Bahamian chef finding viral success in the heart of America and brings you the latest highlights from our pros at MLB spring training. Watch the full broadcast now to catch up on these headlines and your complete week-ahead weather forecast.

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OUR NEWS — Saturday, February 14th, 2026 | Tonight on Our News Weekend, the political temperature rises as the Free National Movement officially unveils its candidate slate in Grand Bahama, featuring a rare and emotional address from party leader Michael Pintard. We take you to the historic groundbreaking of a new international-standard aquatic center and celebrate a major tourism boost with the launch of American Airlines’ inaugural non-stop service between Miami and Bimini. The broadcast also explores a heated "war of words" between major party chairmen following controversial public remarks and brings you the latest on a high-stakes armed robbery case headed for the Supreme Court. Plus, we spotlight a Bahamian basketball star’s MVP performance on the global stage and offer expert tips to help you navigate those last-minute Valentine’s Day gift dilemmas. Watch the full broadcast now to catch up on these stories and more from across the islands.

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