Education & Safety: A transformer fault at C.C. Sweeting Senior High School led to an early dismissal and minor burns for three students, with crews called in and the Ministry of Education saying health and safety is the priority. Cost of Living: Motorists report sharp increases at the pump, with the Bahamas Petroleum Retailers Association pointing to wider oil-route disruptions and urging coordinated solutions. Financial Crime Readiness: CFATF assessment stakes are front and centre for banking, with Gowon Bowe warning the Bahamas must show it can spot, report, and enable action on illicit financial activity to avoid tougher international scrutiny. Food Security: The Golden Yolk Project says it has produced 200,000 eggs with 10,000 laying hens in production, plus 8,000 pullets, as government pushes to cut import reliance. Disaster Resilience Tech: The Bahamas has submitted an expression of interest to a UN AI disaster resilience program, seeking training and local control over data-sharing. Public Life & Community: Veteran broadcaster Steve McKinney Sr. has died at 64, remembered for decades of journalism and talk radio. Youth & Sports: The Young Innovators Club pilot launches with a $50,000 prize purse, while Inter Miami CF and Royal Caribbean hosted an international youth football clinic for up to 120 Bahamian players. Health & Social Issues: A domestic violence awareness message calls for action beyond awareness, and Princess Court Mentoring trained 10 in suicide prevention. International Spotlight: King Charles’ upcoming Caribbean tour is set to revisit Britain’s slavery legacy, with no formal apology expected.