Grand Bahama Justice: The Court of Appeal is holding a special two-day sitting in Grand Bahama for the first time in 18 years, bringing senior judges to hear matters locally and spotlighting the judiciary’s push to be closer to communities. Education & Labour: Bahamas Union of Teachers president Belinda Wilson says she’ll step down as she prepares for a new five-year industrial agreement, while BEMU leaders report promotion letters are being prepared and warn key financial issues remain unresolved after recent industrial action. Grand Bahama Construction Crisis: Bahama Rock is warning it may “close permanently” if approvals for a new aggregate source aren’t granted, with 69 workers facing furloughs and developers warning higher costs could stall projects. Public Money Questions: An OP-ED and related debate renew pressure over the National Investment Fund (NIF), after claims of a major drop in reported balances and demands for a clear accounting. Immigration Enforcement: The government says 184 Haitian nationals were repatriated to Cap-Haïtien in a multi-leg operation, citing organized, accountable border management. Health & Safety: Minister Owen Wells says suicides rose 60% in 2025, with boys showing alarming rates of suicidal thoughts, plans, and attempts, as officials push prevention efforts. Aviation Oversight: A letter-based report says US DOT “concerns” tied to Bahamian overflight fees have left some local airlines’ US licenses in limbo. Culture & Diplomacy: The US is funding Fort Montagu restoration with $245,000, celebrated at the National Art Gallery as part of broader US-Bahamas cultural partnership.