Aviation Safety & Crisis Response: Bahamas authorities have grounded Flamingo Air after the July 10 North Andros Cessna 402 crash that killed 10, with an investigation now underway and the airline’s certificate suspended. Tragedy & Community Grief: Hundreds gathered for vigils and memorials for the Shirley Street crash teens and for the North Andros plane crash victims, including Da Pond Band members; families and leaders called for answers as mourners packed venues. Sports Setback: The Bahamas women’s team was eliminated from the 2027 FIBA Women’s AmeriCup hunt after a 74-59 quarterfinal loss to the U.S. Virgin Islands, with Lashann Higgs sidelined by a knee injury. Energy & Politics: Former PM Hubert Minnis questioned the Davis administration’s LNG terminal costs, while the government says the project will strengthen and lower long-term energy costs. Local Economy & Public Services: BPL announced a $8.45 rebate for eligible New Providence customers tied to regulatory fines, and the Taxi Cab Union accused the government of stringing it along over LPIA-related disputes. Business & Investment: PM Philip Davis welcomed J.P. Morgan opening an officer in The Bahamas, calling it a vote of confidence. Education Push: DPM Chester Cooper said the government is moving to attract more Bahamian teachers amid shortages, including efforts to recruit from abroad. Regional Cooperation: CARICOM Tax Administrators met in Georgetown, and Martinique and French Guiana joined CARICOM as associate members.