OUR NEWS — Saturday, January 17th, 2026 | Tonight on Our News, the legal fraternity marks the official start of the 2026 legal year on Grand Bahama with a focus on criminal justice reform and the introduction of a new penal code, while police investigate a major $82,000 drug seizure in New Providence. We bring you an update on the government’s rent-to-own housing initiative and the emotional moment hundreds of Moore’s Island residents finally received their long-awaited land deeds. The broadcast also features an exclusive look at the upcoming "Untold Story of Cable Bahamas" docuseries and an inspiring one-on-one with the Queen of Soca, Allison Hines, as she shares her journey from overcoming racism to finding her voice. Watch the full newscast now for these headlines, plus the latest in youth sports and your weekend weather outlook.
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